Wreckage Found of Lost Western Air Express Plane
Wreckage of a Western Air Express tri motor transport disappeared twelve days ago in the San Bernardino mountains. Dudley Steele and observer Miss Juanita Burns located the plane in a canyon five miles northwest of Coxey's ranch, about 20 miles from Lake Arrowhead. Two inert bodies were seen in heavy brush and a burned fuselage lay in the ravine with a torn wing bearing the block letters WM AM EM.
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Los Angeles
Western Air Express
San Bernardino
Dudley Steele
Steele
Aviation Department
The
Richfield Oil Company
Juanita Burns
Coxey
Lake Arrowhead
Miss Burns
Fine reception meets plan for boosting state
Leaders of the Democratic Party call on Governor J. E. Erickson during his Montana tour. The governor said a federal inspector was sent to Montana to investigate gasoline prices, and he would spend weeks examining the oil and gas situation. The visit to state institutions was routine, with stops at Finlen Hotel and trips to Galen Warm Springs and Deep Lodge.
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Montana
J. E. Erickson
Butte
New Finlen Hotel
Galen
Warm Springs
Deep Lodge
Helena
Erickson
Red Thursday Demonstrations Across Nation Spark Arrests
On historic Boston Common Detroit Campus Martius Washington Monument area New York Union Square Seattle hills and Chicago drives tens of thousands to the streets. Police report arrests and injuries as jobless and curious Americans join an international unemployment day.
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Associated Preas
Boston Common
Campus
Martius
Detroit
Pensylvania Avenue
White House
New York
Union Square
Seattle
Roaring
America
Welch elected exalted ruler of Butte lodge No. 240
Adolphus J. Welch was elected exalted ruler of Butte lodge No. 240, B. P. O. Elks, at a regular meeting in the Elks hall. The session drew a large crowd and discussed many important matters. A social for members and their ladies will follow the March 13 meeting.
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Adolphus J. Welch
Butte Lodge No
Elks’ Hall
Floyd C. Fluent
Hillary Corrigan
Wilbur Hanley
A. C. McDaniels
Joseph H. Roberts
Richard P. Hoenck
Fred Dervin
David Horn
Archie McTaggart
Frank L. Riley
Harry A. Gallwey
R. R. Schroeder
Frank H. LeSage
Grand Lodge
Tornado Rips Through Delta Regions Killing Five
A Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana tornado carved an 800 foot path across Bolivar county killing two people and injuring ten. It struck Kosciusko killing a 65 year old woman and wounding two farm workers. Gregory Arkansas faced near total destruction with $30,000 damage. Overall losses exceed $100,000 with widespread outages and many homes destroyed.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Bolivar
Sunflower
Humphreys
Bolivar County
Kosciusko
Miss
J. W. Adams
Adams Plantation
Gregory
Ark
Augusta
Oil Industry Splits Over Six Day Refinery Cut
Washington dispatch reports a rift among major oil leaders after the federal conservation board urged a six day a week limit on refinery runs to ease a gasoline glut. Standard Oil of New Jersey quickly agreed, seeking broader balance, while R C Holmes of Texas Corp opposed, citing technical and legal difficulties.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Federal Conservation Board
Rockefeller Group
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
R. C. Holmes
Texas Corporation
Holmes
Houston
Mr. Molmes
Le Duc Released on Bonds in Neck Wound Case
James F. Snyder died at St. James hospital from a neck wound after an altercation with Bert Le Duc. Le Duc, a 55 year old former deputy sheriff, was released on 3500 bonds on a first degree assault charge filed in district court. He is due to plead next Tuesday as Judge Lynch ordered.
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James F. Snyder
Bert le Duc
St. James Hospital
William Jones
Jones
Murray Hospital
le Duc
Jeremiah J. Lynch
John F. Snyder
Montana Weather Forecast Signals Mixed Weekend
Montana forecast shows generally fair conditions in the east with unsettled weather in the west. Friday will be warmer in the east while Friday and Saturday bring unsettled conditions westward.
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Montana
Doctor speeds here by plane to attend Bourquin
Dr Howard C Neffziger a California brain specialist speeds to Butte to attempt a delicate operation to save George M Bourquin former county attorney and district judge who lies critically ill in Murray hospital Accompanied by M M Bourquin brother of the stricken man Federal Judge George M Bourquin had been in Seattle and arrived yesterday morning The younger Bourquin was stricken while playing handball at the Y M C A last Friday
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George M. Bourquin
Murray Hospital
Howard C. Neffziger
California
Butte
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
M. M. Bourquin
Seattle
Bourquin
Grand Admiral Von Tirpitz Dies At Edenhausen
Grand Admiral Alfred P. Von Tirpitz creator of the German imperial navy died in his sleep at Edenhausen sanitarium near Munich aged almost 81. He had a weakened heart from a February bronchial attack, and died five days before his birthday. His death ends a long, belligerent life linked to unrestricted submarine warfare that drew the United States into World War I. His wife survived him.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
Erlin
Alfred P. von Tirpitz
Edenhausen
Munich
United States
Campaign solicitors urged to report funds by tonight
All solicitors in the crippled kiddies campaign are asked to report to Chairmen A. E. Wilkinson and Mrs. T. J. Walker by tonight. The aim is to have as many reports as possible to gauge campaign results for Saturday. Continued on Page 18, Col. 6.
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A. E. Wilkinson
T. J. Walker
Legion to seek medal for youth hero from Butte
The Silver Bow Post of the American Legion will begin efforts to secure a Distinguished Service Cross for a Gold Star mother of Butte. Her 17 year old son was cited for carrying a wounded comrade to safety, 11 days before he died on the battlefield. Continued on Page 16.
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Butte
United States
France
Supreme Office
Mary Sidley
Sheridan Avenue
Jennie Llewellyn
East Broadway
Margaret Gatty
North
Montana
Anthony Gatty
Walter Sidley
Argonne
David Llewellyn
Marne
Young Llewellyn
Legionnaires
Silver Bow
American Legion
Honor Roll for Crippled Kiddies East Butte list
Honor Roll for Crippled Kiddies and a column of local firms and organizations appear in the East Butte area listing businesses such as Sheehan and company Moler Barber College Nevin Frank company Columbia Floral company Silver Bowl Trades and Labor council The Stock Pool Car Spillum Burroughs Adding Machine com M. D. Cahill and company D. E. Anderson Tire company Standard Motor company with continuation note on page 18 column 7.
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East Butte Drug Company
Sheehan and Company
Moler Barber College
Nevin Frank Company
Columbia Floral Company
Silver Bowl Trades and Labor Council
the Stock Pool
Burrough’s
M. D. Cahill and Company
D. E. Anderson Tire Company
Standard Motor Company
Tafts Condition Remains Unchanged Says Physicians
Washington March 6 Tafts condition showed no improvement since morning though he had taken nourishment fairly well. The bulletin from Drs Francis R Hagner and Thomas A Claytor stated the former chief justice had nourishment and no change in condition.
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Washington
Mar
William Howard Taft
Francis R. Hagner
Thomas A. Claytor
Two Car Size Families Find Cars in Classified Ads
The Montana Standard Classified Ads offer used cars to fit two car size families and even one car households. Daily values highlight affordable options for automobile ownership, with a consistent service approach and a simple phone number for inquiries.
French Expected To Add New Life To Naval Parley
A French delegation returns to the London naval conference to join a renewed disarmament push as the five delegations reassemble at St James Palace. Foreign Secretary Henderson and Malcolm Macdonald greet the guests. Aristide Briand arrives as acting head while Premier Tardieu studies France's flood crisis.
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London
St. James’ Palace
Arthur Henderson
Malcolm Macdonald
Aristide Briand
Carlton Hotel
Briand
Tardieu
France
Prohibitionists defend day law before committee
Former Butte man defends the Eighteenth amendment as a boon to society and farmer, claiming prohibition saves 100,000 lives in a decade. Testimony before the House Judiciary Committee spans two days with Chairman Graham pledging full time for the presentation.
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Elko
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Dr. Allard
LE Dug
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Doctor
U. S
Legion
U.S
Taft
Col. LY
Paris
Frank H. King
Associated Press
Butteman
C. P. Connelly
House Judiciary Group
Cecil B. Dickson