Havre Man Dies of Wounds From Jail Break Attempt
Charles Mack 26 believed to be Charles Hainey who escaped Missoula inmates April 18 died in Havre hospital after being shot five times during a failed jail delivery attempt. Deputy Frank Partridge fired when Mack Casey and Stoner rushed the cell door. Mack to be buried in Havre.
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Malta
Charles Mack
Charles Hainey
Missoula
Havre
Phillips County
Mack
Casey
Dodson Trading Company
Dodson
Scissler
Morrisville
Prince Louis Ferdinand Plans Move to Los Angeles
The article reports Prince Louis Ferdinand, son of a former German crown prince, settling in Los Angeles with plans to pursue a business career and flying lessons. He may collaborate with Henry Ford, while his romance with Lily Damita persists despite her career commitments.
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Louis Ferdinand
Crown Prince of
Germany
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry Ford
Ferdinand
Lily Damita
Lily
Astronomers Gird Philippines for Total Solar Eclipse
Four international groups prepare to observe the May eclipse from Cebu Iloilo and Panay with US Naval Observatory Johns Hopkins Hamburg teams bringing heavy instruments. Leaders include Commander H J Keppler and Prof W A Cogshall as they gamble on clear skies during the rainy season.
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FE. W. Hoskins
Associated Press
Manila
Philippines
United States
Germany
Manilla Observatory
United States Naval Observatory
Washington
Johns Hopkins University
University of Hamburg
Manila Observatory
Cebu
Iloilo
Naval Observatory
Whilo
Panay
H. J. Keppler
W. A. Cogshall
Department of
University of Indiana
Cogshall
Paul A. Sollenberger
Tear Boy Shot Dead in Amarillo Office Over Secret Marriage
Tom Walton 21 was shot four times by R. H. Hamilton former Texas supreme court commission of appeals judge when he entered Hamilton's office to inform of his secret marriage to Theresa Hamilton 19. Walton died. Hamilton released on 20000 bond and to face a grand jury.
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Amarillo
Texas
Tom Walton
R. H. Hamilton
Texas Supreme Court
Commission of Appeals
Hamilton
Walton
Theresa Hamilton
Texas University
Evelyn Watley
Theresa
Austin
Georgetown
Earthquakes in Persia Kill Thousands Across Khorassan
Telegraphic reports from Teheran and Askhabad describe severe earthquakes in Khorassan, Shirvan, and Bujnurd destroying thousands of homes and killing about 2,000 in Persia while four quakes hit Russian Turkestan, killing 11 and wounding 40. Medical aid dispatched to Persian victims.
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Teheren
Persia
Khorassan
Shirvan
Bujnurd
Turkestan
Askhabad
Russian Turkestan
Final Ballot on Clause 10 Hits Senate This Week
The senate faces a critical vote on the expert debenture plan tied to Hoover’s farm relief. With 47 votes to eliminate and 46 to retain, the outcome hinges on ill or doubtful senators and potential pairs. If a tie occurs Vice President Curtis must break it. A vote on the farm bill follows soon after.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Caraway
Arkansas
Il N
Shipstead
Minnesota
Kendrick
Wyoming
Curtis
McNary
Oregon
Butte Engineman Writes Western Stories Under Pink Simms
Harry Thomas Simms of 853 South Main street, an engineman for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railway, has sold western short stories to magazines. A former range rider and cowboy from Mexico, he served with American troops in 1917. Writing as Pink Simms, he has had stories accepted recently by West Frontier and Frontier Stories, with a Blue Book magazine short in July. Bass Yarling, also from Butte, has a story in the June Blue Book.
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Harry Thomas Simms
South Main Street
Simms
Butte
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway
Mexico
Bass Yarling
Sailor Crosses Atlantic in Lifeboat Aga
Paul Muller a German sailor arrives at Gibara Cuba after a safe Atlantic crossing in a 22 foot lifeboat named Aga. He used a sail and oars to propel the craft and was detained briefly for lack of papers before continuing toward Havana.
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Gibara
Cuba
Paul Muller
Havana
Weekend Visitor From Wisdom Weeks In City
Mrs Roy Leverich arrived in the city for a weekend visit from Wisdom. She planned to spend time with friends and enjoy local sights during her stay.
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Roy Leverich
Wisdom
Calles Observed as Cristero Rebels Remain Active in Sonora
Cinco de Mayo in Nogales Sonora passed without incident aside from a school demonstration for Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles who arrived from Hermosillo. The War Minister and staff left for Agua Prieta to plan a campaign against the Cristeros acting in eastern Sonora.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Mexico
Plutarco Elias Calles
Hermosillo
Auga Prieta
Almazan
Ben Henry Visits City for Brief Mine Inspector Trip
State mine inspector Ben Henry is in the city on a short business trip for official duties. He plans meetings with local officials and inspections during his visit.
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Ben Henry
Riots Claim 20 Lives in Bombay Sectarian Violence
In Bombay, Hindu Moslem clashes killed 20 and injured over 200 as curfews and police guards tightened. The violence began Friday with a Hindu attack and spread through native districts, with mobs burning huts and stabbings reported amid the street battles.
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Bombay
India
Three Corsair Planes Leave for Cuba from Mitchel Field
Three new Vought Corsair planes for the Cuban army began their journey to Havana from Mitchel Field New York. Lieut Jose Terry Capt J R Bean and Lieut Jack Hodgson pilot the planes with a first stop at Langley Field Virginia. Built by Chance Vought Aircraft.
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Mitchel Field
N. Y
Havana
Jose Terry
J. R. Bean
Jack Hodgson
Langley Field
Virginia
Chance- Vought Company
Tornado Strikes Berlin Main Street Causing Heavy Damage
A tornado with a thunderstorm swept Berlin New Hampshire on May 5 striking the main street and ripping roofs for half a mile. A fire largely destroyed a business block with property damage pegged at about 500000 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Berlin
N. H
Outing accident may prove fatal near Missoula
George Thomas aged 15 was shot in the back while out near Missoula with Arnold Stover. The youths hunting gophers fired a .22 bullet that entered his back and lodged in his right lung. He is in critical condition in hospital.
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Missoula
George Thomas
Arnold Stover
Duncan McRae Visits Butte For Short Stay
Helena man Duncan McRae arrived in Butte for a brief visit yesterday. A fire at 700 North Montana was sparked by embers on the roof and quickly put out with no damage. Cecil Pascoe of the Leggat hotel returned home from Anaconda yesterday.
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Helena
Duncan McRae
Butte
Montana Street
Cecil Pascoe
Leggat Hotel
Anaconda
Office Supplies at the P. O. News Stand
A local listing advertises complete commercial stationery available at the P. O. News Stand including ink paste pencils pens pads tablets envelopes and carbon paper blank books typewriter and office supplies.
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P. O. News Stand
Mother's Day Card Selection at P. O. News Stand
Advertises picking a pretty Mother’s Day card at the P. O. News Stand on May 12.
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P. O
Birth rate in England and Wales reaches 16.7 per thousand
New figures show the birth rate across England and Wales last year stood at 16.7 births per 1000 people. The data reflect demographic trends across the region with no detailed breakdown provided in the snippet.
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England and
Wales
Spaniard Ateca in New York Reveals Latin Revolt Link
United Press reports Salvatore Ateca a Spaniard and gambling concessionaire linked to the Escobar revolution in Mexico is held in a Greenwich Village federal detention jail. His secretary Maquero and two American associates face charges of obstructing justice amid a $750000 black bag seizure.
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New York
Sam Love
United Press
Richard Harding Davis
Greenwich Village
Salvatore Ateca
Mexico
Spain
Antonio Gomez Maquero
Harrison Trust Company
United States
Tuttle
Ateca
McAlpin
Pennsylvania Station
Escobar
Joaquin Terrazas
Ate
Immigration Chief Defends Arrest in New York Case
El Paso Texas May 5. Immigration Director G C Wilmoth defends the arrest of his assistant Russell B Mathews in New York alongside Salvatore Ateca and aides. He says a Mexican government representative criticized allowing such an undesirable alien to remain and notes the policy not to deport even undesirable aliens.
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Ateca
Mexico
Spain
W. H. Fryer
Ihereupon
Bureau of Immigration
Mexican Rebel Movement
el Paso
New York
Bureau
Matthews
Ellis Island
Tex
G. C. Wilmoth
Russell B. Mathews
Salvatore Ateca
Wilmoth
Immigration Service
Berlin Relief After Five Days of Siege
Berlin ends another day under state of siege in Neukoeln and Wedding as police maintain cordons and barbed wire blocks. Traffic slowly resumes and residents are confined indoors after earlier street fighting left 27 dead and many wounded. A police officer was shot at dawn while attempts to clear roof snipers continue. Authorities report a suspected box of Russian origin cartridges found on a railway car.
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Berlin
Neukoelin
Wedding
Mining Man Fred Bloom Visits City on Business
Fred Bloom a mining man from the Basin district is in the city for a business visit.
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Fred Bloom
Basin District
LODGES TO MEET IIGHTY TONIGHT LODGES TO MEET IIGHTY TONIGHT
Several lodge meetings are listed for tonight including Silver Leaf lodge No 10 in Butte and Centerville Review No 6 with details on entertainments for Flora Ott and Salome Stafford. District nurses plan an afternoon ride to Anaconda and St Ann's hospital will host a regular meeting.
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Flora Ott
Harlowton
Silver Leaf Lodge No
Rebekahs
Salome Stafford
Women’s Benefit Association
Centerville
Highland Chapter
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Butte Aerie
Eagles’ Hall
Fidelity Lodge
Fidelity Hall
Damon Lodge
K. of P
Pythian Castle
Clerks’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Butte Workingmen’s Union
Labor Hall
Peace and Harmony Lodge
Sons of St. George
Montana Circle
Woodcraft
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Patriotic Hall
Butte Lodge
Good Templars’ Hall
Boulevard Fire Department
Fire Hall
Montana Street
Plane in flames forces landing near Stanford University
A Breese monoplane piloted by Lieut. W. H. Brown and carrying three passengers made a forced landing at Palo Alto. The plane caught fire on impact and burned shortly after. Brown suffered minor leg burns. passengers were scorched. Names of the travelers were not released.
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Palo Alto
Cal
W. H. Brown
Stanford University
Final Rehearsals for Chorus and Camp Fire Girls Program
Final rehearsal of the mothers chorus and Camp Fire Girls program for the music week broadcast at the Y M C A under Mme Marie Leipheimer. Over 80 people will participate in the air program, with the mothers chorus of 50 voices to perform at the state convention May 16 to 18. Assistants include Teresa Trucano Virginia Gramling Mooney Caroline Lantz Lois Huggins and Mrs James H Dickson as featured artists. National Music Week opens today with civic clubs observing musical programs locally.
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Mothers’ Chorus
Camp Fire Girls
KGIR
Mme
Marie M. Leipheimer
Butte
Parent-Teachers’ Associations
Teresa Trucano
Virginia Gramling Mooney
Caroline Lantz
Lois Huggins
James H. Dickson
Car stolen from Broadway theater report filed
Ralph Summers of 258 East Mercury street reported a car theft last night from the Broadway theater. Police are pursuing efforts to recover the vehicle.
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Ralph Summers
East Mercury Street
Night air mail pioneer survives 5000 foot plunge with broken ankle
Frank R. Yager, early night air mail flyer, survived a 5000 foot tailspin test of his new device at Cheyenne airport. He was taken to hospital with a broken ankle but no other injuries, after his plane crashed though observers credited the 60 degree landing angle with saving his life.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank R. Yager
Yager
Yaker
Here
Omaha
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