Lone Bandit At Work Again In Butte Robbery Recap
A bandit robbed a drug store at gunpoint then fled east to Main street and Mercury where he disappeared. Police led by Chief Murphy and Sheriff Weir conducted an intensive citywide search, detaining several suspects with no identification. The same description matched earlier May incidents at Paxson and Rockefeller Drug, Lomas Book Store, and Majestic bar.
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Russell Hitchens
Young Hitchens
Main Street
Main
Mercury
Walker Cafe
Tody
Jere Murphy
Joe Powell
Larry Weir
Jamie Peoples
Paxson and Rockefeller Drug
Leonard Pusey
Jere
Butte
Lomas
Wyoming
Park Streets
Majestic Bar
Q Livingston Women Hurt As Auto Skids On Highway
Five Livingston delegates to the Women's Relief Corps convention at Great Falls were injured in a midnight car crash near White Sulphur Springs. Three were seriously hurt including Mrs Pearl Noyes with a badly injured back Mrs John Unger who lost part of an ear and Mrs Charles Brackett with a broken collarbone. Two others suffered broken ribs and bruises but continued on to Livingston after treatment in hospital.
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White Sulphur Springs
Mont
Livingston
Women's Relief Corps
Great Falls
Here
Pearl Noyes
John Unger
Drought Shrinks Small Grain Harvest Across U S
A federal crop bulletin notes widespread drought effects from Ohio to the Rockies. Small grains and pastures are seriously hurt with oats nearly ruined in broad areas while wheat shows sharp, market driven injuries and a fraction of normal yield. Crop conditions threaten domestic needs and export prospects.
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Rocky Mountains
Ohio
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wheat Belt
Western Belt
Call to Arms Is Sounded by Sanders in Pa Rally
Everett Sanders, chairman of the Republican National Committee, urged 10,000 Pennsylvania Republicans at Rolling Creek Park to start preparations for the 1934 congressional campaigns. He said a strong GOP showing next year could secure victory in 1936 and criticized the Roosevelt administration and the recent special session.
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Rolling Creek Park
U.P
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Pennsylvania
Sanders
Congress
Roosevelt
Langdon damages suit against realtor dismissed
Hollywood reports a $251,250 damage case brought by motion picture comedian Harry Langdon and his former wife Helen against J. F. Dickason for malicious prosecution over theft accusations. The suit was dismissed on the defendant's motion after the Langdons were exonerated.
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Hollywood
Harry Langdon
Helen W Langdon
J. F. Dickason
Langdons
Buying Is Freer in Foreign Wool
Boston dealers moved to buy more freely in foreign markets as old wools and much of the new wools were absorbed. The U S agriculture department noted fair business with prices firm to strengthening amid steady demand, while mills took inventory and reduced emphasis on expanding raw wool stocks.
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Boston
U. S. Agriculture Department
Kiwanis International elects six trustees at 17th convention
The Kiwanis International 17th annual convention closed in Los Angeles with six trustees elected. The new board includes Charles E. Milliken of Los Angeles, Harold C. Hippler of Eustis, Claude A. Dock of Detroit, C. B. Hartleys of Seattle, George E. Snell of Billings Montana, and Charles S. Donley of Pittsburgh.
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Los Angeles
Kiwanis International
Charles E. Milliken
Harold C. Hippler
Eustis. Fla
Wheat surplus may not be exported due to high U.S. prices
The report notes a possible wheat surplus for export but finds little chance of sales abroad while U.S. prices stay well above world export parity. It attributes the price rise to dollar depreciation and a still-burdensome domestic carry-over with world prices remaining low.
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United States
Pasteeth powder advertised for dentures
A vintage ad touts Pasteeth denture powder to prevent slipping when eating speaking laughing or sneezing. It promises comfort and security and directs readers to obtain Pasteeth at all druggists.
Constance Bennett Sued Over 15900 Commission Claim
Hollywood report that actress Constance Bennett was ordered to appear for a deposition in a $15 900 suit filed by Frank Joyce Myron Selznick Inc theatrical agents. The action stems from her 300 000 salary contract with Warner Brothers Pictures in 1930.
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Hollywood
Constance Bennett
Frank Joyce
Americanization Discussion at Greek-American Political Club
The Greek-American Political Club at Labor Hall will discuss Americanization tonight with George August presiding. A class of new members will be enrolled in the club.
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Labor Hall
George August
Seed Analysis Association Elects North American Leaders
In Chicago on June 29 W L Goss of the California department of agriculture was chosen president of the Association of Seed Analysis of North America. W O Whitcomb of the Montana experimental seed station was elected vice president.
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Chicago
W. L. Goss
California Department of Agriculture
Association of Seed Analysis of North America
W. O. Whitcomb
Experimental Seed Station
Montana
Mrs. Esther Burns Dies After Brief Illness
Esther Burns aged 32 died at her home 315 South Arizona Street after a brief illness. Born in Pennsylvania, she leaves three sisters there and husband Patrick Burns of Butte as survivors. The body is at Merrill mortuary.
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Burns
Esther Burns
Arizona Street
Pennsylvania
Patrick Burns
Butte
Merrill Mortuary
Rasmussen to relinquish Montana revenue post on July 6
Helena June 29 Charles A Rasmussen retiring collector of internal revenue for Montana will turn over the office to his successor Lewis A Penwell of Helena on July 6.
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Helena
Charles A. Rasmussen
Internal Revenue
Montana
Lewis A. Penwell
Threats of dynamiting target Lost River Valley project
Boise receives report from Edwin Snow Boise attorney that threats of further dynamite attacks are aimed at the Carey Act project in Utah and Idaho with 30 farmers involved. Federal and state authorities investigate last week’s damage while guards were overpowered, and Governor Ross plans a July 1 return to Boise for full inquiry.
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Boise
Utah Construction Company
Ogden
Utah
Big Lost River Valley
Ben Rosas
Edwin Snow
Snow
Makay
Antelope Creek
Snaw
Ross
Sand Point
Long Police Court Trial For Four Chinese Defendants
A lengthy police court action stretched nearly three hours as Won Tai David Louie H Lee and Tom Foo faced a disturbance charge. Judge Buckley found Lee and Foo guilty and scheduled sentence for 2 oclock. A separate notice notes a paper mill plan costing about 1.5 million pounds for Durban Natal.
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Won Tai
David Louie
H. Lee
Tom Foo
Mercury
Main Streets
L. A. Buckley
Lee
Foo
Kruschen Salt Promises Safe Slimming and Health Boost
An advertisement parades a testimonial from Mrs Norma Spickler of Maugansville Md claiming a 21 pound loss in four weeks using Kruschen Salt. It touts reduction of double chins bulking hips and fat on waist arms and features clearer skin bright eyes and increased energy as results and warns to buy only Kruschen.
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Norma Spickler
Maugansville
Ady
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