Washington Democrats Oppose Present Dry Laws
The Montana medical associations meet in Butte with agendas to clear the dock for the Pacific Northwest Medical association conference set for July 1 to 3. An executive committee of three doctors leads preparation, with Dr. Shanley as chairman and Drs. Monahan and Tash assisting.
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Washington
Montana State Medical Association
Montana State Board of Health
Butte
Pacific Northwest Medical Association
T. J. B. Shanley
Shanley
R. C. Monahan
H. A. Tash
Montana
J. R. E. Seivers
Silver Bow Medical] Association
Who's Who of the Medical World
Thomas J. B. Shanley
Vermont
West
University of North Dakota
Harry A
T. J. B.abanley
Republicans Move to Restore Hoover Law Enforcement Aid
In Washington on June 28 United Press reports House Republican leaders plan to restore the $250,000 appropriation for President Hoover's law enforcement commission and oppose the president's voluntary fund drive. They will push for the full amount when the deficiency bill, currently at $50,000, is returned next week, following attacks by wets who call the plan a legal violation. A resolution was introduced to require ...
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
U.P
House
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Wets
Reconstruction of Roads 10 to Start in July
Bids for reconstructing three miles of the Little Basin creek road from the Five Mile to the Milwaukee railroad crossing and six miles of the Upper Nine Mile road will open July 8. Construction on both projects will begin soon after. County surveyor M. J. Loughran says the jobs are key to the year’s extension road program.
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Little Basin Creek
Upper Nine Mile
Nine Mile
M. J. Loughran
Montana Weekend Forecast Sees Warmer West
Sunday and Monday expect generally fair conditions in Montana. Warmer temperatures are forecast for the western portion, with pleasant skies and light winds across the state.
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Montana
Classified Ads Help You Seal the Deal
The piece urges readers to use classified ads as a medium of exchange for buyers and sellers. It emphasizes showing wares publicly, getting the hook in the water, and letting results count through active trading and purchasing.
Classified Ads From Montana Standard
Small classified snippet from the Montana Standard showing a generic ad header and a phone contact number 5411. No specific names, places, or details are readable.
Mrs. Georgia Tisdale Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Georgia Ella Tisdale wife of Roy E. Tisdale died last evening at their home near the Butte Gun Club range Rocker after caring for her ailing husband for ten months. She bore the strain with devotion but her strength failed and she passed away at 6 o clock. The community learned of the death quickly.
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Georgia Ella Tisdale
Roy E. Tisdale
Butte Gun Club
Rocker
Mrs. Tisdale
National Business Survey optimistic about post panic recovery
The National Business Survey conference issued a report stating that the study of national and international business aims to present facts without prediction. It notes easing of short term credit rates and some lending resumption, with May deposits in New York State Savings banks described as negligible and much less than four years earlier.
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Washington
National Business Survey Conference
Julius H. Barnes
Hoover
New York State
Morrison Murder Trial Ends State Case Fast
State testimony concluded in the Walter Morrison murder trial as prosecutors wrapped their case with fourteen witnesses detailing the shooting of William Douglass. Defense plans to begin Monday morning pivoting on whether the death was accidental as jurors attend the rapid proceedings in a case noted for speed.
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Morrison
Butte
Walter Morrison
William Douglass
Constantine
Germany
Kulz
Freighter Onondaga Drifts Toward Mendocino Coast in Distress
The freighter Onondaga, owned by Henry Ford, drifts helplessly toward the rocky Mendocino county shore with a broken propeller. Coast Guard cutters Tahoe and Shawnee were sent to assist about 106 miles north of San Francisco as three other vessels—Watson, Sea Scout, and Morris—proceed to the scene.
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San Francisco
Mendocino County
Onondaga
Henry Ford
Coast Guard
Tahoe
Shawnee
Onondags
Watson
Morris
Bride and groom wed on death bed in Oswego Kansas
In Oswego Kansas on June 28 an 18 year old bride Leona Cruchelow and 24 year old Ed Remington planned a quick wedding but a quarrel led the bride to shoot herself. She died and Remington was summoned for a death bed wedding held today as she asked to proceed.
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Oswego
Kan
Leona Cruchelow
Ed Remington
Remington
Fortune in Gold and Jewelry Found in Guatemalan Temple
La Prensa reports a Maya temple in Izabal Guatemala yields a hidden treasure of gold silver and antique jewelry valued around 5 million dollars. Troops guard the site against unauthorized access as archaeologists probe the deep crevices beneath the jungle temple.
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Guatemala
Mexico City
la Prensa
Department of
Izabel
Washington Democrats vote against repeal plank at convention
At Centralia Washington on June 28 Democrats rejected a call to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment the Volstead Act and the Jones five and ten law by 250 to 116. They argued state police powers should enforce prohibition.
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Centralia
Wash
U.P
Washington
Drys
Wets
Italy Boosts War Budget As Alps Fortifications Planned
In Rome on June 28 the Fascist government approved a 1930 31 budget increase totaling 500 million lire for the army navy aviation and Blackshirt militia. The raise aims to bolster Italy s armed forces ahead of frontier fortifications with a tax rise urged by the Duce.
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Rome
Alps
Italy
Collapse Deluges Factory Workers With Massive Water Tank
A wooden 50,000 gallon water tank weighing over 200 tons toppled from Schepp's chocolate factory roof in New York. It broke through the ninth and tenth floors, flooding the eighth floor and below while workers sought relief from the heat. no one on the upper floors was present.
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New York
Schepp
Tom Greene Wins Historic Ohio River Packet Race
The Tom Greene, a seven year old side wheeler, defeats Betsy Ann by a mile in a 21 mile upstream race from Fernback dam to Coney Island. It marks her second consecutive river championship and the largest margin in packet racing history on the Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Tom Greene
Ohio
Fernback Dam
Coney Island
Natchez
Robert E. Lee
Bank deposits traced to slain Chicago reporter Lingle
Investigators linked large 1928 bank deposits of coin to Alfred J. Lingle, slain Chicago Tribune reporter. The probes into Lingle hearted rackets in the loop, police and gangsters, suggest a lengthy grand jury inquiry and broader financial schemes.
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Chicago
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
William F. Russell
Laborer Confesses Slaying Pentecostal Pastor in Niagara Falls
Frank Ross, 37, told police in his jail cell how he planned and killed Reverend Raymond Edgar Wood, pastor of the Pentecostal mission, then fatally wounded his estranged wife Mildred. He also shot Leonard Towe as he attempted to flee. The incident followed a church visit and occurred in Niagara Falls, New York.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Frank Ross
Raymond Edgar Wood
Pentécostal Mission
Ross
Wood
Mildred
Leonard Towe
Jessie Wood
New York
Hunters Aim For New Endurance Air Record
CERTAIN THEY WILL WINCHICAGO June 28 The weary pilots of the monoplane City of Chicago John and Keneath Hunter were on the home stretch of an air race against time and endurance after 17 days aloft. At 5:01 a m Sunday the City of Chicago will equal the 420 hour refueling record and an hour later set a new record for human and mechanical endurance. Weary and deafened by the engine they kept watch and promised they would beat the record.
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Chicago
John and
Keneath Hunter
St. Louis
Hunter Brothers
Western states to unite in battle against spotted fever
Dr. W F Cogswell of the Montana State Board of Health said six western states Montana Idaho Oregon Arizona California and Wyoming would coordinate with the federal government to combat Rocky Mountain spotted fever. He spoke in Butte on arrival for the Montana health board meeting and noted recent talks in Salt Lake City and Washington DC as a step toward closer western cooperation in disease research and control.
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Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Arizona
California
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
United States Public Health Service
Montana State Board of Health
Montana State Board of Entomology
W. F. Cogswell
Butte
Four Butte Men to Appear on Press Meet Program
Four Butte men will appear at the Montana State Press association convention in Butte on August 6 7 and 8 Mayor Kerr Beadle will deliver the welcome address Senator Tom Walker will speak on Butte J Bruce Kremer will toastmaster at the banquet and E G Leipheimer will respond to a toast Beadle Walker Kremer and Leipheimer are listed among the speakers Three committees were named at a chamber of commerce meeting with the chamber sponsoring the event Harry Gallwey chairs the general committee Ray McDonald heads the entertainment committee and Mrs E G Leipheimer leads the ladies committee
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Butte
Press Meet
Montana State Press Association
Kerr Beadle
Tom Walker
J. Bruce Kremer
E. G. Leipheimer
Beadle
Walker
Kremer
Leipheimer
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Gallwey
Ray McDonald
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Weather Forecast
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Jerry Connell
Schultz
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Mussolini
Betsy Ann
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E. M. Beadle
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