Aylesworth’s Rise From Lawyer to Broadcaster Leader
A profile of M. H. Aylesworth president of National Broadcasting Co. tracing his Cedar Rapids and Des Moines roots, education at multiple universities, early Colorado public service role, and move to Utah Power and Light then involvement with the National Electric Light association.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
M. H. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Co., Inc
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Des Moines
Colorado
B. O. Aylesworth
Colorado Agricultural College
Aylesworth
Colorado University
University of Wisconsin
University of Denver
Columbia University
Colorado Public Service Commission
Coe
Commission
Utah Power and Light Company
Utah
Idaho
R. B. Ballard
Los Angeles
National Electric Light Association
Hoover Names Two More Farm Board Members
President Hoover selected two additional members for the federal farm board, expanding representation to dairy ing and fruit growing sectors. W S Moscrip of the Twin City Milk Producers Association in St Paul Minnesota and Charles C Teague of the California Citrus League were named as candidates, with final arrangements not yet concluded, according to reports from Los Angeles.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
W. S. Moscrip
Twin City Milk Producers’ Association of
Fireworks blast kills four in St Louis ten cent store
A neighborhood fire and explosion at a North St Louis ten cent store killed four people and injured three more. Firemen recovered three burned bodies, with two girls and a young woman unidentified among the dead. Proprietor Emil Schalott was held briefly under coroner’s bond as the scene was investigated.
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Foster Eaton
United Press
ST. Louis
U.P
Emil Schalott
North St. Louis
Inquisitive Man Hospitalized After Firework Accident
Kansas City June 29. Harry Jenson 35 chairman of a Fourth of July committee was in the hospital tonight with burns after a skyrocket misfired during a test.
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Kansas City, Mo
Harry Jenson
Sngesed Company to Open Big Butte Candy Plant
A new candy firm named Sngesed will establish a three story plant on Sea Steep east of Main in the Patterson-Lauer property. Incorporators include W F Kremer of Louisville and J Bruce Kremer with Howard Bingham and others. The facility, capitalized at 100000, will hire 65 to 75 workers at start and grow to about 100 by fall. Kremer will run operations with expert help and pledge high grade goods.
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Butte
Sngesed Company
Patterson-Lauer
Sea Steep
Main
W. F E. Kremer
Louisville
J. Bruce Kremer
Howard Bingham
Mr. Kremer
W. E. Kremer
Kremer
Tulsa beauty sues for 250000 branding rich oil man a gold digger
Frank S. Hardinge testifies in Chicago court that Ann Livingston of Tulsa Oklahoma spent over 5000 on clothing lingerie and jewelry before their breach of promise suit. He cites prepaid bills and marriage contracts limiting her share to 100000 while she accuses him of pressuring a fortune giveaway.
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Chicago
Frank S. Hardinge
Ann Livingston
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
Trousseau
Miss Livingston
Hardinge
Worries over Mrs Hoover health in 1900 column
Salinas Cal June 29 1900 The Old Timers column notes anxiety for Mrs H Hoover then in Tien Tsin China. She is Lou Henry daughter of Charles D Henry former Bank of Monterey cashier and wife of Hoover head engineer of a mining syndicate.
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Salinas
Cal
H. ©. Hover
Tien Tsin
China
Lou Henry
Charles D. Henry
Bank of Monterey
Hoover
Bandit Goes To Wrong Address Apologizes Then Leaves
In Kansas City on June 29 a bandit entered a home seeking diamonds but found none. After being convinced there were no gems, he said I guess I got the wrong address and departed without taking anything.
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Kansas City
Drive for funds to pave Harrison avenue moves ahead
A fundraising push for Harrison avenue advances with county commissioners city administration and public pooling 45000 expected by next Saturday. Northern Pacific engineers and city county administrators pledge cooperation to pave the street this summer while plans to raise the bridge and remove the central pier proceed per General Superintendent Lowry.
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Harrison Avenue
Northern Pacific Engineers
T. M. Lowry
Northern Pacific
Lantry
Wibaux
Park Street
Butte
Grand Ball Ends Four Day Eagles Program in City
A four day Montana Eagles convention wrapped with a grand ball at Columbia Gardens in Butte. Delegates and auxiliaries were entertained in Anaconda with a plant tour of the Anaconda copper smelter and a Washoe Park picnic before the final ball.
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Orders of Eagles
Montana Aerie
Butte
W. F. Zietz
Helena
Montana
T. E. O'Donnell
Ge City
E. Davis
Colorado Springs
Colo
William Molloy
Gity
Columbia Gardens
Montana Eagles
Eagles
Anaconda
Washoe Park
Numancia Flyers Land After Historic Seven Day Sea Search
Spanish pilot Commander Ramon Franco and three companions were rescued by the British seaplane carrier Eagle after drifting off the Azores for seven days. A massive multinational hunt involved ten battleships and fifteen days of emergency provisions.
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John DE Gandt
United Press
Madrid
U.P
Numancia
Azores
Eagle
Gibraltar
Ramon Franco
Cartegena
Spain
New York
Spanish Peninsula
Greldon
Arctic
England
Portugal
Italy
France
Topeka Robbery Suspect Hunted as Baby Face Doody
Reported sighting points to Chicago bandit Baby Face Doody possibly masquerading as a woman after a Topeka hold up. Police say a goggled young woman fled with 14000 from Security Benefit cashier W. L. Stalens. detectives suspect Doody's disguise and plan a citywide search.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Baby Face
William Doody
Chicago
Doody
Winnebago
Neb
W. L. Stalens
The
Security Benefit Association
MacDonald to Visit Hoover Over Naval Talks This Summer
Premier Ramsay MacDonald plans to confer with President Hoover on naval armaments as early as this summer. He will travel to Washington with Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King, aiming for a high level discussion in the United States.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Hoover
Sunday Express
MacDonald
Washington
W. L. Mackenzie King
Canada
the Express
Hiccoughs Prove Fatal to Former County Attorney
Daniel J. Heyfron a noted Los Angeles criminal attorney twice district attorney of Mace Montana died at 2 15 am after a long siege of hiccoughs following an appendicitis operation in Cabos hospital Attending physicians led by Dr William H Ibert reported Heyfron had delayed the operation to await his daughter's marriage Louise 20 and had a long history of abdominal trouble dating back eight years This remarkable cause of death followed spells of hiccoughing that persisted after surgery and proved fatal.
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Los Angeles
Daniel J. Heyfron
Oveits
Mace
Montana
Cabos
Hahn
Leo
Pat” Kelley
Myrtle Mellus
Wealth Society
Hiccoughs
Louise
William H. Ibert
Heyfron
Prominent Missoula Figure Dan J Hey Fron Dies
Dan J Hey fron died in Los Angeles today, removing a longtime Missoula club figure. The notice notes his prominence in local circles and references continued coverage on page 15.
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Missoula
Dan J. Heyfron
Los Angeles
Small boy prank blamed for horse death in Bluff s
In Bluff s Missouri on June 29 a horse named Mike, an ice cream wagon animal, died from heart disease after a boy fired a cap pistol as a prank. The incident was reported by United Press and noted as a small boy’s mischief leading to the animal’s demise.
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Small Boy
Old Horse
Popular Bluffs
Mike
Smale
Tropical hurricane wreaks havoc on Texas coast
News from Victoria confirms at least 11 people missing after a tropical hurricane struck the Texas coast late Friday. A 90 mile per hour gale and 3 inch rainfall blew away a home near Wharton killing a negro and three children. five crew members of a dredge boat, three Bay City men, two Houston men, and a worker at Point Lavaca are among the missing.
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Victoria
Tex
U.P
Texas
Wharton
Lavaca
Ratification of French Debt Near in 19
Paris June 29 Early ratification of the French debt settlements with the United States and Great Britain appears likely after Ambassador Claudel reported that Washington would not postpone the debt maturity date for American war stocks. The chamber’s finance and foreign affairs committees adjourned until Tuesday after the report. Deputy Franklin Bouillon backs postponement but to oppose ratification.
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Paris
United States
Great Britain
Caludel
Washington
M. Claudel
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Claudel
Franklin Bouillon
108 Couples Get Licenses to Smash Butte Records
Butte issued 108 marriage licenses in June, an all time district court record. The previous high was 96 in 1927 with 88 in 1928 and 54 in 1921 the lowest since 1920. Ten couples obtained licenses on the final closing day, with names listed for eight pairs. Six more marriages were announced but five couple names were kept private.
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Butte Records
Butte
District Court
Charles O'Neill
Mary Greenville
Will Kendall
Anna Pasterski
Sheridan
Felix Ramos
Marcy Vagar
Jerry Nelson
Ann Harrington
George D. Dyas
Mary F. Farnsworth
Anaconda
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Farm Board
St. Paul
Chas. C. Teague
California
Henderson Boy
William Breit
Tulga Beauty
Romeo
Ann
Bandit
Anaconda Lodge
Flyerg
Fearless Commander
Mdonald
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