Easter Monday Ball Planned by Butte Elks Lodge
Hilary F. Corrigan was elected exalted ruler by acclamation at the Butte Ridge No. 240 Elks meeting. Plans for the March 28 Easter Monday ball were launched with a building committee named to arrange the event for Elks and their ladies, an outstanding lodge calendar affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilary F. Corrigan
the Elks’ Hall
Wilbur Hanley
William J. Whelan
William J. Nichols
A. C. McDaniel
Joseph H. Roberts
W. S. Carnes
D. W. Phillips
R. R. Schroeder
F. L. Riley
A. McTaggart
F. A. Whico McTaggariscoll
M. Sheehan
Paul A. Roney
T. Ti Estlick
Elks Only
Lodge
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Ransom Letters Point to Abductors
Police intensified the search as a third ransom note similar in handwriting to the first arrived for Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. in Hopewell New Jersey. Authorities kept details quiet while the Lindberghs awaited further communication from whoever holds the child.
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Hopewell
N. J
America
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Salvadoran Default Raises Unique Bondholder Claims
Salvadoran new president Sr Maximiliano H Martinez faces a temporary suspension of external debt service. The debt dispute involves American bonds tied to a 1921 23 settlement and a special article IX clause requiring U S Supreme Court settlement, underscoring bondholder rights in Washington.
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Salvador
Maximiliano H. Martinez
Latin America
Chile
Brazil
Peru
Ecuador
Bolivia
Mexico
Colombia
Uruguay
Salvadorian National Assembly
International Railways of
Central America
United States
Atlantic
Washington Administration
Republic
Supreme Court of the
United States of America
Secretary of State
Japanese and Chinese clash near Nanjiang amid fighting
In Nanjiang at 10 a m Japanese troops fought Chinese forces entrenched near Wang tu as the war continued. Chinese estimates described heavy casualties as the two sides exchanged fire while Shanghai reported improved conditions with shops reopening and a hint of normalcy returning.
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Shanghai
U.P
Nanjiang
Wangtu
Mob Demonstration Invasion Of Kentucky Governor Mansion
A crowd of over a hundred forced entry into Governor Ruby Laffoon's executive mansion in Frankfort in protest of a one per cent general sales tax. The group damaged furnishings, cigaret holes appeared, and light globes were removed as merchants gathered outside the capitol in a rain campaign against the tax.
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Frankfort
Executive Mansion
Ruby Laffoon
Laffon
Capitol
Kentucky
State Capitol
Kentucky House
Senate
Montana Weather: Fair East, Unsettled West This Weekend
Forecast for Montana calls for generally fair conditions in the east with unsettled weather in the western portion Friday and Saturday. Warmer temperatures are expected in the west on Friday and shift to the east on Saturday.
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Montana
Galen Sanitarium Praised by Tuberculosis Authority
Dr. H E Kleinschmidt of the National Association lauds the Galen state sanitarium under Dr Cr E K Vidal for modern methods. He notes limited facilities but expects improvements soon after his talks with local officials in Butte and Helena.
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Galen
Dr. Kleinschmidt
National Association Combatting Disease
Cr. E. K. Vidal
H. E. Kleinschmidt
National Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Kleinschmidt
Butte
W. E. Pierce
Sara E. Morse
State Association
Morse
Helena
Galen Institution
Farm Board Nears Crisis as Funds Drop
The Farm Board faces budget cuts from 1.88 million to 1 million and a treasury reserve of about 50 million. Chairman Stone warns of curtailed operations and reduced assistance to cooperatives, while privately fearing deeper strain if Congress slices the budget.
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Washington
Farm Board
Treasury Reserve
Stone
Congress
Jury in Torpey case deadlocked after 30 hours
A Montana jury in the Allen Torpey robbery case failed to reach a verdict after more than 30 hours of deliberation. Torpey, a former Montana State College student, allegedly induced attorney Frank M. Gray to come to Butte and rob him of 40 dollars in a South Wyoming Street house rented for the crime. The trial concluded after five days of testimony.
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Allen Torpey
Montana State College
Young Torpey
Frank M. Gray
Bozeman
Butte
Wyoming Street
Coast Dentist Admits Killing Aged Mother in Will Case
Seattle March 3 Police announced Dr Albert G McKeown confessed to killing his 81 year old mother Mrs Rhoda McKeown of Muscatine Iowa with his bare hands in a money dispute After two days of grilling since the body was found in his basement he broke down at 3 am The confession followed extensive evidence and detectives found a will revoking a prior bequest to McKeown and providing equal share with his older brother Dr A Royal McKeown The elder woman had drafted notes making a 10700 loan to McKeown payable to her ego rate The notes were unsigned
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Seattle
Wash
Albert G. McKeown
Rhoda McKeown
Muscatine
Iowa
Hours Bring Clews
World waits in tense hopeful despondent mood as hours pass without news of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. The lost child’s photo spreads nationwide while authorities work frantically, with officers exhausted after long sleepless shifts and sporadic, fruitless leads.
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Sidney B. Whipple
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hopewell
Lame Duck Bill Ready for States Shaping New Inauguration Date
Washington reports the proposed 20th amendment to end lame duck sessions is ready for ratification. After a 15 year fight Congress passed it to also move presidential inaugurations to January 20, replacing March 4.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Department
Capone Admits He Is Through From Jail Cell
Al Capone, the former gangster known as Scarface, told reporters in Cook County jail that they have him licked and he believes he is finished. He spoke from cell D-5 in Chicago.
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Capone
Chicago
Alphonse (Scarface al) Capone
Cook County
Lindberghs Sit and Wait in Empty Big House
Charles and Anne Lindbergh remain in the Hopewell residence facing the kidnap of their son two days earlier. Colonel Lindbergh has offered to pay the $50,000 ransom and has discouraged reward offers while publicly signaling willingness to negotiate. He has cleared the grounds for access and allowed broad dissemination of his stance as detectives and troopers search for leads.
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Jack Cuddy
Lindbergh Farm
Hopewell
N. J
March
Lindberghs
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindy Junior May Be Happy With Kidnapers
Dr. Arthur Frank Payne, a child psychologist, comments on the Lindbergh baby in transit remarks that Charles Augustus Jr. may be friendly with his abductors and unaware anything has happened. He notes the 20 month old is healthy, not spoiled, and resilient with proper nutrition and care.
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New York
UPR
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Arthur Frank Payne
Charles Augustus Jr
City Treasurer Reports February Ends With 241 510 Balance
City treasurer's February report shows total funds on hand at month end 241 613.62 with sources of income including taxes 1 163.20 licensed 395 fines 985 and interest 836.24. Operating costs are supported by the general fund for another month and the road fund for about 30 days.
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Protection of Life and Property Fund
Gandhi pantie tale shocks New York shoppers
The report claims a novelty item labeled Gandhi pantie has entered the market. It notes colors including pale blue silk and tea rose with white favored by the mahatma, as Alice Aghes reports from Manhattan.
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New York
India
Mahatma
Gandhi
Alice Aghes
Manhattan
Ahatma
Lindbergh boy kidnap case prompts new police crews
Police in Hopewell New Jersey draw fresh units and prepare for a broader search as Col Charles Lindbergh faces a stern ransom demand for his 20 month old son. A national radio appeal urges communication with the kidnapers while authorities keep the ransom note sealed.
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Hopewell
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Lindy Clew Trail Leads to Virginia
The Times Dispatch reports Mrs. M. A. Cogbill wife of Chesterfield county s attorney says a man a woman and baby in a car with New York license 3L97 NY sought lodging at her home around 6 pm The license number is among those listed by New York authorities in the Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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Richmond
The
Times Dispatch
M. A. Cogbill
Commonwealth
Chesterfield County
New York
N. Y
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Swain Swoons at Marriage License Office
Marvin M. Carroll 49 of Birmingham fainted twice at Mobile license bureau while applying for a marriage license. After revival he fainted a third time but was finally granted a license to wed Caroline Kyzer 31 of Mobile.
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Mobile
Ala
U.P
Marvin M. Carroll
Birmingham
Caroline Kyzer
Thousands Flock To Lindy Home For Thrill Seekers
Hopewell New Jersey on March 3 reports a mass gathering at the Lindbergh estate as crowds surge toward Sourland mountain road in search of tragedy spectacle. The scene includes car traffic, residents abandoning chores, and reporters from major papers covering the event amid echoes of Hall Mills trial proceedings.
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Lindy
Hopewell, N. J
Sourland Mountain
Lindbergh Estate
Jersey
Lindbergh
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Lindy Junior
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