Firing Quieted as Addis Ababa Evacuations Proceed
The American minister told the state department that women and children were evacuated from the American legation in Addis Ababa with British help. Male staff planned to stay at the legation. Ethiopian time 11 p m message said three British trucks with escort moved women and children to safety in the British compound. The minister’s wife remained with him and the staff.
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Washington
State Department
Addis Ababa
Legation
Cornelius van H. Engert
van H. Engert
Emperor
Ethiopia
Loot and Terror In Addis Ababa As City Falls
Looting and arson erupt as Ethiopia’s capital descends into chaos after Haile Selassie flees. Foreign legations shield thousands while foreigners and locals face violence. an American missionary wife is killed during dawn attacks as Italian forces advance toward the city.
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Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Legation
Haile Selassie
N. A. Stadin
Seventh Day Adventist Mission
Today and Tomorrow on the new tax bill sharks and barracudas
The piece compares the tax bill analysis to diving with William Beebe, noting sharks as friendly or dangerous and barracudas as a warning. It hints at complex statistics and legal memoranda while promising continuation on page 6 column 4.
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Aving
William Beebe
Beebe
Western Montanans Back Plan to Keep Tourists In State
Five hundred western Montana boosters gathered at West Yellowstone to support a plan by J Porter Nelson of Ennis urging travel agencies to guide eastern tourists to linger in Montana. The idea promotes continuing travel from Yellowstone through Butte Missoula and Spokane toward the Cascades, to boost state tourism revenue. Local residents from Butte joined the effort, signaling wide support for showcasing state attractions and extended visits.
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Montana
West Yellowstone
West Entrance
America
Madison Valley
J. Porter Nelson
Ennis
Rockies
Great Northwest
Butte
Missoula
Spokane
Cascades
Washington
Mr. Porter
Weekend Autoists Die Across Nation Reach 90
The Associated Press reports at least 90 people were killed on streets and highways this week end. Illinois and Michigan led with 12 deaths each, followed by Pennsylvania and Texas with eight each.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Texas
Three Aldermen Prepare to Leave City Council
Three aldermen will retire at noon as the current City Council adjourns sine die. Bernard Kelly Pete Skelly and Henry B Strasser will replace them. The new council of 12 Democrats and four Republicans will be organized tonight and mayoral appointments may be deferred until Wednesday. John T Sullivan is slated to become president of the body.
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New City
Joe Duffy
Leo Boland
Thomas R. Morgan
Bernard Kelly
Pete Skelly
Henry B. Strasser
Pat. A. Sullivan
Fred B. Christy
Matt M. Trudgen
Thomas A. Morgan
Edward Healy
John T. Sullivan
Dennis Fitzpatrick
E. J. Sullivan
Alex McDonald
Roy H. Beadle
M. D. O'Connell
Herbert Hauswirth
Fred Seubert
Boulder Rock Strikes Home as Wife Steps Away
In Anaconda Montana on May 3 a half ton boulder rolled from the hills and crashed through a back door into Mrs Dan Lucier’s dining room. Police say juveniles at play caused the incident and probation officers seek the youngsters. Five men removed the rock to outside space.
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Anaconda
Dan Lucier
Ray N. Shannon enters Montana treasurer race
Ray N. Shannon a Thompson Falls state senator from Sanders county announced his Democratic bid for state treasurer in Helena. Born in Philipsburg in 1892 he is a World War I veteran with 29 months service and two terms in the Montana House.
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Helena
Ray N. Shannon
Thompson Falls
Sanders County
Philipsburg
Shannon
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Montana
Col Knox to Pay Call Here
An Associated Press dispatch says Col Frank Knox aspirant for the G O P presidential nomination will attend a luncheon in Butte next Friday.
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Col. Knox
Associated Press
Col
Frank Knox
Butte
View Dedication of Statuary at St. James Hospital Butte
Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes blessed during ceremonies on the hospital lawn in Butte. Local officials and parishioners attended the dedication service marking the installation of the statue.
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St. James Hospital
Butte
Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes Dedicated at St James Hospital
A solemn dedication ceremony yesterday afternoon unveiled the grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes on the St James hospital lawn. About five thousand attended as Rev. John A. Delane delivered the address broadcast to the crowd. The grotto depicts Mary gazing toward Saint Bernadette and honors the memory of a late Sister.
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St. James Hospital
Our Lady of Lourdes
Butte
John A. Delane
Church of St. Mary At
Laurin
Mercury and
Idaho Streets
Hospital
Virgin Mary
Bernadette
Lourdes Shrine
Edmund C. Hanna
Church of St. Helena
Meaderville
D. B. Harrington
St. Patrick's Parish
Highway Patrol Seizes Car in Idaho Missing Case
Arthur Harrington paid a $25 fine after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Officers found the car he was entrusted with was reported missing from Idaho Falls and arrested Harrington near Feeley.
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Arthur Harrington
John Corbitt
Justice Court
Idaho Falls
Robert Wright
Jack Flanagan
Harrington
Feeley
Eritrean troops near Addis Ababa ready for occupation
Eritrean forces perched on hills within artillery range of Addis Ababa anxiously await Marshal Badoglio's main column. Report says Eritreans occupied ridges about 10 kilometers from the city as the war department weighs timing, amid cautious optimism and rioting rumors in the capital.
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Rome
Pirzo Biroli
Addis Ababa
Pietro Badoglio
Associated Press
War Department
Montana Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy in Montana on Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Highs and lows remain near recent levels as light winds persist across the state.
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Montana
Mines Campus to Get Face Washed and Election Day
Montana School of Mines holds a Wednesday campus cleanup with eight crews raking grounds planting trees whitewashing and beautifying. Associated Student body officers elected with a kangaroo court for laggards and election results in the college gym.
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Montana School of Mines
Albert Schlechten
John X. Murphy
Anaconda
Ray Gallant
Butte
Jerry Jarrard
B. R. Tarrant
William Poole
Don Robinson
George Johnston
Outbank
Excursion Boat Rammed in Fog Off Ambrose Lightship
A Sunday fishing excursion boat was rammed in dense fog off Ambrose lightship by a 4772 ton freighter the Angelina. One person is dead and many injured while all 48 aboard the fishing sloop were accounted for. Other nearby vessels rescued passengers and crew. the M I R 3rd reported the collision while anchored. Brooklyn police said no charges yet but a federal inquiry is likely.
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New York
Ambrose
Brooklyn
Bull Line
Angelina
Frank Polecek
Lions Club Campaign Aims to Build Sunshine Camp
The Butte Lions Club launches a drive to raise 5000 dollars by May 15 to build a six week Sunshine camp in Highlands for 60 underprivileged children. Directors Lewis H. Graham John K. Claxton William B. Frame Troy Evans Earl J. Bracken and Frank Quinn lead the effort. The camp will offer supervised play and a diet to combat rickets.
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Butte
Butte Lions Club
Sunshine Camp Finance Committee
Lewis H. Graham
John K. Claxton
William B. Frame
Troy Evans
Earl J. Bracken
Frank Quinn
Highlands
Marlene Dietrich Returns To Work After Desert Collapse
Yuma Arizona May 3 film star Marlene Dietrich who collapsed under desert heat 20 miles west of Yuma returned to work this afternoon resuming filming duties after medical checks and rest.
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Yuma
Ariz
Marlene Dietrich
Italy urged ten hurry capture of Addis Ababa
Paris reports a three power conference between Britain France and Italy to fix new zones of influence in Ethiopia after an Italian conquest is accepted as certain. France urges Italy to hasten its army toward Addis Ababa to protect foreigners. A French telegraph says two Armenians under protection were killed in Addis Ababa prompting Rome to speed the march.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Ethiopia
Foreign Office
Addis Ababa
Pierre- Etienne Flandin
Mussolini
Rome
Garbo declares homelessness as she returns to New York
Greta Garbo, returning from Sweden aboard the Gripsholm, says she has no home and is a wanderer. The 30-year-old star, traveling incognito as Mary Holmquist, looks sick and nervous, plans a Hollywood return and says she will not speak on the radio.
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Greta Garbo
America
Gripsholm
Sweden
Ger
Joan Emerson
Greta Gustafson
Mary Holmquist
Grippe
Hollywood
Maxine O Connor Wins Girls Central Declamation Meet
Maxine O Connor won the annual Girls Central high school declamation contest earning the right to represent the school at the state interscholastic contest in Missoula on May 14. Second place went to Andree Maillett and she becomes state contest alternate.
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Missoula
Andree Maillet
Maxine O'Connor
Knights of Columbus
Andree Maillett
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