Longest Montana Legislature Adjourns After Prolonged Session
The Twenty first Montana legislature adjourned sine die at 2:00 a m after a 121 hour session noted for a final push on money bills Nos 321 and 343. Governor Erickson remained to receive notification committees from both chambers. The move ended the longest leglative day in state history and avoided an extra session.
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Napoleon of Oil figures Deterding and Cadman profiled
A portrait of Sir Henri Deterding head of Shell and Sir John Cadman head of Anglo Persian. Deterding leads a vast global oil empire active in production refining shipping and marketing. Cadman, 51, former Birmingham professor and diplomat, negotiated British control of Anglo Persian and oversees operations in Iraq and Persia.
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Sir Henri Deterding
Holland
John Cadman
England
Waller C Teagle
United States
Dutch Shell
Henri
Ben
France
Italy
Belgium
Napoleon
Anglo-Persian Oil Company
University of Birmingham
Deterding
Cadman
Talleyrand
Anglo- Persian Company
Iraq
Persia
Mexican general defects with 1500 Yaqui and Mayo troops
General Augustino Olachea switches sides at Naco Sonora south of Bisbee Arizona taking 1500 rebels toward Agua Prieta Nogales threat and 400 men dispatched to Agua Prieta while 500 rebels march. The move, seen as federal strategy, shifts rebel momentum in central Mexico.
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Naco
Sonora
Bisbee
Ariz
Olachea
Nogales
Agua Prieta
General Calles
Mexico
Asa G. Candler Dies in Atlanta at 78 Soft Drink King
Asa G. Candler 78 a Coca Cola founder and once the soft drink king died at Wesley Memorial Hospital in Atlanta where he had been confined with illness for years. His daughter Mrs Henry Heinz was at his bedside. He was known as the first citizen of Atlanta and one of the Souths wealthiest men.
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Asa G. Candler
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Henry Heinz
Candler
South
Dawes Considered for Ambassador to Great Britain
Washington reports former vice president Charles Gates Dawes may become the next U S ambassador to Great Britain. President Hoover will postpone diplomatic appointments until Henry Stimson arrives as secretary of state, though Dawes is known for strong ties to Hoover from World War I era France.
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Charles Gates Dawes
United States
Great Britain
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
Chicago
France
Mr. Dawes
Dr Charles Barker to Speak to Butte Groups Tomorrow
Dr Charles E Barker will give four talks in Butte tomorrow under the Butte Rotary club auspices. He will address Butte high school students at 9 30 in the school auditorium and Butte Central and Christian Brothers high school students at 11 in the Christian Brothers school auditorium. At noon he speaks to Rotary club members and area service clubs, and at 7 30 p m he addresses women and high school girls in the high school auditorium.
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Christian Brothers School
Gillespies Resume Honeymoon Halted By Father
Hollywood March 12 Mr and Mrs George Gillespie resumed their honeymoon here today after an interruption two weeks ago when the bride s father Robert J Thorne former president of Montgomery Ward and Company suggested they separate to reevaluate their relationship The Thorne couple were returning to Chicago
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Hollywood
Cal
George Gillespie
Robert J. Thorne
Montgomery Ward and Company
Hoover Bans New Government Oil Leases In Public Lands
President Hoover announced a policy of complete conservation of government oil. No more wild cat prospecting permits will be issued unless Congress passes mandatory legislation. Existing leases under the 1920 General Leasing Act may be granted, but no new exploitation of government oil lands will occur.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Illness and Not Guilt Gauge of His Collapse
Patrick Sidley faced severe health strain and family worries when a November 1 1927 financial shortage led to accusations of dishonesty. The stress from the health crisis and the $87 000 alleged loss culminated in a fainting collapse as he declared, I guess I'm up against it.
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Patrick Sidley
Thomas Hodgens Former Banker Dies in New York
Thomas Milton Hodgens 62 a former Butte Montana banker and Cameron ranchowner died of heart disease in the Montclair hotel New York City He founded the State Savings bank in Butte in 1890 later sold it in 1905 to F Augustus Heinze for over a million dollars and retired to New York before returning to Montana with his wife to live on a large ranch at Cameron Madison Valley He came to Butte from Fort Dodge Iowa and was a known local figure with early ties to E A Largey
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New York
Thomas Milton Hodgens
Butte, Mont
Cameron, Mont
Montclair
Hodgens
New York City
Butte
State Savings Bank
Montana
F. Augustus Heinze
Long Island
Cameron
Madison Valley
Fort Dodge
Iowa
E.A
Pat) Largey
West Granite Street
Hope for Recovery of Elsie Janis
Paris March 12 Unless foreseen complications develop it is believed Elsie Janis American stage star who has been seriously ill will recover
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Elsie Janis
Paris
Butte Group Plans New Mile Track at Gregson Springs
A mile oval track with 4000 grandstand seats and 450 stable stalls will be built at Gregson Springs this spring. The investment is six figures and progress follows passing of house bill No. 177 enabling co ownership of wagering. Architects have drafted preliminary plans and ground has been surveyed. The project will be run by the Butte and Anaconda Fair and Racing Association with construction to begin after frost.
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Gregson Springs
Butte
Montana
Butte and Anaconda
Schools to Seek Interest on Tar Money in County
School district No. 1 trustees voted to instruct the clerk to obtain an accounting of interest and tax penalties earned on district funds by Silver Bow county over the last 12 years. Trustee Thomas L. Tutty estimated the sum at 30 000 to 40 000 dollars.
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Silver Bow County
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Thomas L. Tutty
Abduction Case No Trace of Two Boys Missing
In Columbus Ohio authorities reported no trace tonight of Junior and Jack Hilton aged 6 and 7 who were enticed into a car and abducted on their way home from school. The boys lived with grandparents Mr and Mrs Sherman Thomas since their mother died January 18. Grandparents said their father deserted the family in September 1927. The car bore a Pennsylvania license.
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U.P
Junior
Jack Hilton
Sherman Thomas
Pennsylvania
Fokker Control Story Denied in New York
In New York on March 12 reports claimed the Fokker Corporation of America would be acquired by a new aviation syndicate. James A. Talbot, chairman of the Fokker board, denied the rumors.
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Wall Street
Fokker Corporation of America
Aviation Corporation
James A. Talebot
Fokker Company
Disputed Bills Targeted in Extra-Session Plan
House and Senate leaders agree to include reapportionment and special farm relief and tariff measures in an upcoming extra session starting next month. President Hoover has been presented the plan and is believed to approve, though no formal position has been stated.
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