Hungary Advances After Loss of Territory and 1920s Reforms
Hungary has shown banking and industrial progress since Jeremiah Smith Jr redirected national finances. 1927 industry value reached 469.2 million dollars, deposits grow. 1925 to 1927 factories rose 2,994 to 3,631. Pengo currency introduced with mixed trade balance, living standards rising.
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North American
Alliance
Jeremiah Smith, Jr
Boston
Hungary
New York Trust Company
Trianon
Indiana
Europe
League of Nations
Office accounts enter records at Sidley trial
The prosecution in Patrick Sidley embezzlement case won admission of pages from Anaconda Copper Mining Company accounting books. Entries from general mine and pay offices are used to show a shortage exceeding $84,000. Sidley, the pay office chief clerk, faces lengthy stat sheets to place the figures before the court.
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Patrick Sidley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Sidley
Senate acts quickly cut state appropriations to match revenue
The Senate finance committee trimmed about 700000 from House appropriations, leaving total outlays 7347729 against a budgeted revenue of 6695090, creating a deficit of 652639 for the next two years. Senator Pauline led the effort, noting diligent shaping of the budget.
PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK IG ORNAMENTAL INTERIOR
Classified notice offering cement work and plastering services by IG Ornamental Interior. Includes contact phone 52 W for estimates and interior cement finishing.
Central Montana teams reach semifinals in high school tourney
The eighteenth annual Montana interscholastic basketball tournament narrows to four with Butte Central Miles City Ronan and Anaconda left in title race. Central Maroons upset Billings 22 over 19 to reach upper bracket semifinals while Ronan Redskins beat Manhattan 39 to advance. Anaconda defeats Lewistown 25 to 19 to earn a semi spot.
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Bozeman
Montana
State Senate approves $7.35 million two year appropriations
The senate's two year appropriations total $7,347,729 while budgeted revenues for the period are $6,695,090, leaving excess funding of $652,639 after a 10 percent cut by Finance Committee Chair Senator Robert Pauline. General and department appropriations cap the list with interest on warrants and legislative expenses noted.
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Senate
Robert Pauline
House
State Board of Examiners
Water shortage in Butte prompts conservation plea
Ice on the Big Hole river near the Butte Water Company dam incapacitated the pumping station and filled the intake with sand. Two pumps shut down, forcing reliance on reservoir water. Officials urge residents to conserve water to extend the supply for a few days.
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Big Hole
Butte Water Company
Butte
Water Company
Officers Fire at Man in Butte Drug Chase
A federal officer fired at a man named Gerace who fled after an attempted arrest near the Liberty theater drawing a several hundred strong crowd. He was captured and jailed as federal agents and local investigators, led by Special Investigator John Kelley and Cyril Kohn, also arrested five alleged drug addicts.
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Liberty Theater
Gerace
Special Invest
John
Pink)Kelley
le Cyril Kohn
Alva W. Hughes
Engineers Split Now Patched Up Amid Union Settlement
An amicable settlement ends a rift in Butte Stationary Engineers Union No. 83 after a faction split following last October's international election. If members approve next week, the seceded group may rejoin the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers without penalty. Committees from both sides announced harmony and urged ratification at forthcoming meetings.
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Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union
No. 83
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Carpenters’ Hall
Engineers
Butte
International Union Consts
Flusher Replaces Snow Plow On Butte Streets
In Butte the rotary snow shovel stood idle as mild weather melted most snow. Mayor Kerr Beadle ordered flushers to sweep cleared streets while road conditions improved and the Boulder route via Elk Park was reported open.
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Butte
Kerr Beadle
Boulder
Elk Park
Train collision injures score in Syracuse crossing
A West Shore freight train hit the rear of a loaded trolley near a Syracuse crossing. More than a score were injured, six taken to hospitals. Two crossing watchmen stood by as the street car started across the tracks. the signal lights protected the crossing.
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Syracuse
N. Y
West Shore
Train Stuck in Snowdrift Near Calkins
A White Sulphur Springs to Ringling round trip train became mired in a snowdrift near Calkins yesterday. After initial efforts the engine was backed to White Sulphur Springs for reinforcements. Crews worked through the day to remove the blockade.
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Calkins
White Sulphur Springs
Ringling
Hoover Cabinet Meets First Time to Tackle Mexican Situation
President Hoover chairs first cabinet meeting with all members except Stimson substituted by Kellogg. Discusses Mexican revolution impact, law enforcement, and hopes to study federal statutes and court procedures. Denies imminent large government personnel changes, citing 20 or 30 new appointments planned.
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Washington
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
Kellogg
State Department
Eaker Flight From Brownsville Delayed Indefinitely
Captain Ira Eaker’s planned dawn to dusk flight from Brownsville to Panama, set for Sunday, was postponed indefinitely by orders from Washington. Eaker voiced disappointment at the delay.
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Brownsville
Texas
Ira
Eaker
Brownie
Panama
Washington
Denver Attorney Assassin Victim in Ambush Slaying
Denver reports that prominent attorney B. Quaintance was shot in his garage after parking. Police find no robbery motive and suspect a man with a grudge from a lawsuit as a possible motive.
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Denver
B. Quaintance
Elsie Janis Stricken With Flu Cancelled Mouline Show
American actress Elsie Janis is laid up with influenza and has canceled her engagement as star of the Mouline revue in Paris. Her mother said they plan to sail for New York on March 27.
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Paris
Elsie Janis
New York
Thomas Taggart Laid To Rest In Crown Hill
Indianapolis March 8 Thomas Taggart a longtime democratic leader known for guiding Woodrow Wilsons 1912 nomination was buried today at Crown Hill Cemetery. He lay near his old friend Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley as the service closed this week.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Woodrow Wilson
Crown Hill
James Whitcomb Riley
Taggart
Surplus War Material to Be Sold by U S Government
The Washington government moved to aid Mexican federal forces in suppressing the revolt. the War Department will sell surplus war materiel useful below the Rio Grande and embargo aircraft shipments to Mexico. No increase in El Paso troops. State and War Departments agree on disposition of American forces. alarms over Juarez training of guns noted but no countermanded orders. Continued on Page 20 Col 5.
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State and War Departments
el Paso
Morrow
Washington
Juarez
Mexico City
War Department
Rio Grande
Mexico
Ange
State
War Departments
George van Horn Moseley
Good
Kellogg
State Department
White House
Moseley
Rooster Defeats Eagle in Barnyard Battle
Sarasota dairyman A Ed Zwinggii reports a six months old Plymouth Rock rooster defeated an eagle in a barnyard fight. The eagle six feet one inch wingspan died, the rooster was badly injured, and a local taxidermist prepared the carcass for mounting.
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Sarasota
Fla
Ed Zwinggii
Herezn
Plymouth Rock
Quick Defeat of Rebel Army Seen by Emilo P. Gil
Provisional President Emilio Portes Gil reports a sweeping loyalist victory over a rebellion in Mexico. He cites Army majority support and public opinion in Veracruz Coahuila Sonora Durango and Chihuahua as key factors and notes railway traffic to be restored within 24 hours.
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Emilo P. Gil
Emilio Portes Gil
Mexico
United Press
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Coahuila
Sonora
Dura
Chihuahua
Mississippi River Rises From Cairo to Vicksburg
The Mississippi River continued to rise slowly from Cairo Illinois to Vicksburg Mississippi as spring thaw waters move toward the Gulf. Federal engineers say levees should hold the flood, despite increasing turbid torrents.
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Memphis
Juarez Quake as Federal and Rebel Forces Clash
American Reporter Sutcliffe, hidden in Juarez adobe, describes dawn battle between federal and revolutionary troops. Machine guns roar, snipers fire from rooftops as chaos erupts in the border city amid heavy crossfire and rapid-fire exchanges.
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Lester B. Sutcliffe
Fl Paso
Texas
Herald
Juarez
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Eva Mae Pedigo
Robert Pedigo
Moody
J. C. Jones
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Eagle
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