Farm relief panel invites top financiers to advise
Washington report notes the senate agriculture committee invited leading financiers and industrialists to advise on farm relief. Henry Ford J P Morgan Charles M Schwab Owen D Young and Paul M Warburg were asked to appear, with Mellon Young Lewis and Green also invited to provide views before drafting a new farm bill. Senator Thomas urged broad business labor input, prompting comment from Senator Caraway.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Henry Ford
J. P. Morgan
Charles M. Schwab
Owen D. Young
Paul M. Warburg
Mellon
Young
Federal Reserve Board
Lewis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Green
American Federation of Labor
Thomas
Oklahoma
Caraway
Market Crash Despairs as Stocks Tumble Again
A chaotic market day ends with record trading volume and widespread losses. Margin calls surge as call money hits new highs. brokers report crowds watching tapes while little traders suffer. Continued discussion on markets and margin pressures follows on page 9 column 1.
Laundry Work Service Seeks Clients
Wanted situations listing offers laundry work of all kinds with careful attention curtains and blankets a specialty and guaranteed satisfaction. They call and deliver with phone numbers 5527 J and 626 for an ad taker.
Spaniards Land in Bahia End Atlantic Flight Run
Capt. Ignacio Jiminez and Capt. Francisco Iglesias of the Spanish army completed a 43 hour 38 minute Atlantic flight from Seville to Bahia Brazil landing at Camassary aerodrome. They did not break the record held by Italians Ferrarin and Del Prete due to fuel shortage. The welcome in Bahia was hearty as Latin America awaited their Rio de Janeiro leg.
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Montana Standard
Spain
Brazil
Jiminez
Iglesias
Seville
Cape Verde
America
Natal
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
South Atlantic
Ignacio Jiminez
Francisco Iglesias
Camassary
Latin America
Arturo Ferrarin
Carlo del Prete
Aerodome
Atlantic
Europa Fire Damages New German Liner in Hamburg
Fire at Hamburg damaged the 40,000 ton Europa, a planned flagship of the North German Lloyd trans Atlantic service. Inculpatory diaries were blamed by investigators yet no definite crew fatalities or survivors had been identified. The blaze started at multiple points, pointing to deliberate arson, as Blohm and Voss and the North German Lloyd firm investigated.
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Hamburg
Europa
Blohm and Voss
North German Lloyd Company
Lydia Gudmunsen Elected President of Rotana Club
Lydia Gudmunsen an X ray operator at Murray hospital was elected president of the Rotana club at the annual meeting at Gamer's last night succeeding Winnifred Hooper. Officers include Edna and plans for the April 9 dinner dance at the Silver Bow club were announced. The new officers will be installed then.
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Lydia Gudmunsen
Rotana Club
Murray Hospital
Gamer's
Winnifred Hooper
Silver Bow Club
Edna
Stock turnover hits record as market crashes then rebounds
The New York Stock Exchange faced one of its most turbulent sessions as prices fell up to five dollars to around thirty five a share, then sharply recovered amid a record turnover of 8 246 740 shares. Call loans spiked from 12 to 20 percent amid credit stringency from the Federal Reserve policy.
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North American
Newspaper
Alliance
New York Stock Exchange
Legion
Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Western Montana greets Dixon as he heads to Washington
About 500 residents from Missoula and nearby counties gathered at Loyola school to honor Joseph M. Dixon on his appointment as assistant secretary of the interior. Governor Erickson joined in congratulating Dixon and Montana, as delegates from nearly every western town attended the send off organized by the Missoula Chamber of Commerce.
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Erickson
Montanan
West
Missoula
Garden City
Flathead
Bitter Root
Loyola
Joseph M. Dixon
Dixon
Washington
J. E. Erickson
Helena
State of
Montana
Congress
Senate
Governors
Mr. Murphy
Hoover
Dowager Marchioness of Cambridge Dies in London
Margaret, sister in law of Queen Mary and dowager marchioness of Cambridge, died at midnight in London from septic pneumonia. Born 1873, she was daughter of the oige a Boeta iied in 1894 and sister of the Marquis of Cambridge who died in 1927.
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Margaret
Mary
London
Marchioness of
Cambridge
Marchioness
Oige A
Marquis of
Queen Mary
School parties to name judges for April polls
Trustees appointed judges for the April 6 school election. Forty eight from the women's party and forty eight from the independent party will be selected this morning. Names will be submitted to the school clerk by noon. The decision, reached by a split board, aims to avoid bickering at the meeting.
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Board of Trustees
Women’s Party Board
Independent Party
E. O. Boyle
James E. McNally
Walter Arnold
Rockefeller Says Stewart Removal Highlights Ethics in Business
John D. Rockefeller Jr. arrives back from a three month trip abroad and calls the removal of Colonel Robert W. Stewart from the Standard Oil company of Indiana board chairmanship significant as it stresses that ethical standards matter in business as in other areas of life.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Mayor Beadle Pledges Harrison Avenue Paving Plan
Mayor Beadle promised a far reaching paving program for Butte if re elected, aiming to pave Harrison avenue from Front street to Grand avenue to connect existing pavement and fix the worst heavy traffic road. He called a streets and alleys committee meeting to draft a formal proposal for quick action.
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Butte
Harrison
Front
Grand
Beadle
Silver Bow Creek
Harrison Avenue
Front Street
Grand Avenue
Independent group selects three trustees for Butte school
In Carpenters union hall last night the Independent school party nominated Ella Crowley Rowland and Dr. W A Wells for three year terms and J E McNally for two years. H A Tyrand chaired the mass meeting which adopted a platform advocating union labor trained teachers and a ten month term while opposing school cafeteria competition with local merchants.
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Ella Crowley Rowland
W. A. Wells
J. E. McNally
Carpenters Union Hall
H. A. Tyrand
Leu McLenigan
Butte High School
Butte
Tyrand
Missing Airplane Sparks Multi-Force Search Across Atlantic Coast
Boats planes and search parties combed Jersey forests and the coast from Norfolk to New York for four men missing after departing Virginia in a Sikorsky amphibian. The craft chartered in Miami by T Raymond Finucane carried pilots Harry Smith and Robert Boyd among its crew. Despite ground and air efforts, no sign of the men or aircraft was found as efforts continued.
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New York
Jersey
Coast Line
Norfolk
Virginia City
Miami
T. Raymond Finucane
Rochester
N. Y
Sportsman
Harry Smith
Curtiss Flying Service
Robert Boyd
Portland
Maine
South Jersey Woods
Foch Laid To Rest In National Funeral Mass
Marshal Foch was buried today beside Napoleons tomb at Notre Dame. More than a million watched as his coffin traveled on a gun carriage to the Invalides chapel in Paris. Church and state united for the ceremony with ten nations paying honors to the Allied commander of ten million warriors.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
Napoleon
Notre Dame
France
Republic of France
Church of Rome
Golden Dome of the Invalides
Bevins Plans Hop from Amarillo to New York
O Kun Bevins, forced down today at Willard New Mexico during a non-stop Los Angeles to New York solo flight, arrived in Amarillo in his Lockheed Vega monoplane. He will depart Wednesday from Amarillo for a direct flight to New York. he said weather caused the forced landing after misjudging a cloud bank.
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Amarillo
Texas
O’key Bevins
Willard
N. M
Los Angeles
New York
Panhandle
New Mexico
Corpse Found in River Identified Billings Grocer
Edward Kortzeborn a 71 year old Billings grocer was found dead in the Yellowstone River with his feet bound by clothes line wire. Autopsy showed a fractured skull and investigators say he was murdered before being thrown into the icy waters. An inquest is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Billings
Mont
Edward Kortzeborn
Yellowstone River
Kortzeborn
Nationalists Lose Ground in Chang Tsung-Chang Fight
In Chefoo Shantung on March 27, reports say nationalist forces suffered a severe setback west of the city at the hands of Marshal Chang Tsung-Chang. An American naval guard was requested for the cable office as retreating troops ferried eastward to avoid further engagements. Street scenes showed wounded and soldiers fleeing, signaling the defeat two days into the hostilities.
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Chefoo
Shantung
China
Here
Chang Tsung-Chang
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Enniat
ADK Council
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Morgan
Schwab
Acceptance Corporation
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Jesus del Gran Poder
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Stock Exchange
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Harrison School
Stewart
State Highway Commission
Silver Bow County
Ella Rowland
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