Vast illicit liquor plant seized in Sutton Place district
Federal agents uncovered the largest U S. still found in the United States with a capacity of 103000 gallons and 80000 gallons of high grade alcohol at an abandoned brewery in New York. The site covered a square block and contained eight 60 foot rectifying tanks 28 trucks a four ton steel door and equipment valued at 750000 dollars. The operation appeared ready for bottling packing and rapid dispatch to trucks.
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New York
U.P
United States
Sutton Place
Silver Question and Autumn of Industry Opinions
The piece surveys silver policy debates led by Borah and others, debates on debasement and overproduction, and notes on steel, refrigeration demand, cattle prices, and pest damage to crops. It cites Senator Borah, Coolidge, and various industries including Swift & Co. and Copeland Sales. It highlights economic pressures, consumer and retailer roles, and insect-driven losses in agriculture.
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William Jennings Bryan
Mark Twain
Borah
King
Shipstead
Pittman
Coollidge
India
Idaho
Copeland Sales
AR Fleet Ready to Defend New York
Tenant C W Pyle overshot Roosevelt field and taxied past the western edge. Pyle and Sergeant F L Kurtz, observer, escaped unharmed though lower wings, landing gear, and propeller were damaged. General Benjamin D Foulois landed at Mitchel field after 4 PM and lit a pipe.
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C. W. Pyle
Roosevelt Field
Pyle
F. L. Kurtz
Meade
Benjamin D. Foulois
Mitchelfield
Montanans Visit Montanans At Multiple Locals
A listing shows Montanans visiting Montanans across towns such as Butte Missoula Twin Bridges Dillon Helena Bozeman Whitehall and Dillon. Several groups include Mis soula Thornton Leggat Grand Finlen and Arizona venues with attendees from Dillon Helena Whitehall Bozeman and more.
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The
Butte
M. E. Dickey
Missoula
A. E. F. Gruff
Twin Bridges
S. M. McKnight
Dell
J. B. Shaw
Wisdom
Thomas P. Lane
Ennis
Guy Selby
Lawrence Selby
Virginia City
Thornton
Mary E. Wessell
Robert A. Roush
Eugene Ellis
Harold Dusenberry
Bozeman
N. Burt
Deer Lodge
John McGough
Whitehall
Finlen
O. F. Seymour
Hattie Loble
Helena
Williams
J. Flannery
Fred A. Fleigman
Great Falls
F. A. Connelly
Billings
O. A. Bergeson
Dillon
Lillian Stetler
Roxie Copenhaver
Boulder
Arizona
Earl J. Pratt
J. F. Wilson
Ella Rote
West Yellowstone
Glen Thompson
Marvin Thompson
Hamilton
William D. Wilson
Basin
EF. J. Sandberg
Ex Legion official convicted of embezzling at Otter Lake
Willis M. Brewer, former national vice commander of the American Legion, was found guilty of embezzling 2500 dollars from the Legion Orphans billet at Otter Lake Michigan.
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Pontiac, Mich
Willis M. Brewer
American Legion
Legion
Otter Lake
Mich
Montana Power project Sparks Western Town Interest
Mystic Lake project by Montana Power Co draws attention as Rohan native-appearing executive reputedly fits local expectations. S. Nichols to supervise construction while John Estes handles pipe laying and E A Bernard oversees Winston Brothers operations. Equipment includes gas shovels trucks cranes and pipe laying gear.
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Mystic Lake
Montana Power Company
Rohan
Montana
S. Nichols
John Estes
E. A. Bernard
Winston Brothers Company
Central Pupils Receive Multiple School Awards
Dennehy juniors Catherine Connolly and Elizabeth Coburn seniors Marie King and Rose Roe were honored with rosaries and awards in public speaking and declamation. Irene Harrington and Mary Lee won national essay contests with gold rosaries, while twenty two senior commercial students earned silver typing awards. Catherine Connolly received a chemistry award and a state contest certificate. Margaret McDonald won first in a Mother's Day poetry contest. The senior basketball team and drama clubs were also recognized with rings and performances.
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Dennehy
Catherine Connolly
Elizabeth Coburn
Marie King
Rose Roe
Irene Harrington
Mary Lee
Nora Brouillette
Fileen Buckley
Esther Connole
Collette Duchesneau
Kathryn Duggan
Kathryn Johnson
Norma Johnson
Margaret Kendrigan
Lorette Lane
Mary McGonigle
Margaret McGowan
Marie McMillan
Catherine Murray
Helen O'Leary
Helen Meade
Catherine Phillips
Monica Prendergast
Margaret Reilly
Margaret Roach
Audrey Sheehy
Evelyn Sullivan
Margaret, McDonald
Emilda Smith
Cecelia Nankeville
George J. Finnigan
M. J. Leonard
Colette Duchesneau
Dorothy O'Neill
Mildred Crawford
Mary Miller
Catherine Feeney
Margaret Ryan
Lillian Mooney
Nomad with Crutch Hiking System Bridges Pain and Wealth
An elderly wanderer on crutches travels through the West to Salt Lake City. He amputated a toe after infection worsened during a long hike. He built a wooden leg and crutches from scavenged materials and continues his nomadic life seeking money, with pockets of found coins. He refuses begging and notes a disdain for California. He camps in a warm sand pit near Dillon Pass.
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Vicksburg
Minnesota
Missouri
Butte
California
Salt Lake City
Dillon Highway
Repair work tightens city budget and duties
Contractors busy with cement repairs as city and property owners push for required fixes. If owners fail, the city engineer’s office would step in to protect against liability in damage suits. Four allotments will reach Cut Bank Helena Wolf Creek and Butte, with dirt to fly at all four points.
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Cut Bank
Helena
Wolf Creek
Butte
Clark Charged Ins. Man Al Slaying Amid Probe
Prosecutors name special prosecutor Baron Fitts as Clark faces possible insanity plea and grand jury action. Police seek ties to a woman linked to Clark’s whereabouts and a dark grey suit. Investigators probe desk rifling and missing revolver while families plan funerals.
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Spencer
Los Angeles Evening Express
Clark
Border Resorts
Baron Fitts
Fitts
Grand Jury
Leonard Wilson
Blayney Matthews
Taylor
Matthews
San Francisco
Marco
San Quentin Penitentiary
Crawford
George Copeland
Premium books ready for state fair distribution Helena
Helena, May 22. Premium books for the state fair are ready for distribution. Robert Campbell of Helena made the first official entry, presenting a hand-made inlaid chessboard in the educational division.
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Helena
Fred J. Martin
Robert Campbell
Two births reported at city health office
The city health office recorded two births yesterday. A girl born May 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Rose E. Aaron of 2420 Nettie Street. A girl born May 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hutton of 940 Arizona Street rear.
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Felows
Rose E. Aaron
Nettie Street
Louis Hutton
Arizona Street
Convicted murderer Lyda Southard linked to Montana sighting
A woman described as Lyda Southard, wanted for the Twin Falls murder and an Idaho prison escapee, was reported seen near Hardin Montana while authorities pursue leads across the region. Sheriff Patterson and Montana officers connected a sighting west of Forsyth to the ongoing manhunt for the elusive suspect.
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Hardin
Big Horn County
Patterson
Joe Keller
Milwaukee Station
Keller Ranch
Forsyth
Idaho
Montana
C. L. Harris
Hysham
Here
Southard
Yellowstone Trail
Harris
Treasure County
W. G. McHaffie
Robert Dooley
Boise
McHaffie
Lyda Southard
Mont
Edward F. Myer
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Esca
David Minton
Minton
Wheat meet agreement aims at limited export control
A plan proposes a 11-nation committee to direct orderly wheat marketing with limited powers. It would curb dumping and unethical practices without price or flow restrictions, amid US-Russia opposition to a strict quota system and ongoing conference difficulties. The planning committee's decisions followed a postponed plenary session.
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McKelvie
United States
Russia
M. T. Thatcher
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Note from President Hoover Responds to Butte Club Tele Gram
President Herbert Hoover replies in a White House letter to Leonard Waters of the Butte Exchange club. He thanks Waters for the telegram praising his Chamber of Commerce address on further disarmament and signs a cordial closing. Waters notes the courtesy of the president.
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Hoover
Butte Exchange Club
United States Chamber of Commerce
White House
Leonard Waters
Waters
Herbert Hoover
Farrell Blasts Steel Wages At Institute Meeting
James A. Farrell president of United States Steel accused big standard companies of failing to hold wage scales during the Iron and Steel Institute semi annual gathering in New York. He warned some firms were giving products away and urged wage stabilization or shutdown to avoid wasteful raw materials. Charles M. Schwab followed with comments on wage practices.
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New York
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Standard Companies
Farrell
Iron and Steel Institute
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Ambassador Dawes Sails for America
United States Ambassador Charles G. Dawes sailed from London to Southampton to depart on the Bremen for the United States. The voyage marks Dawes return to America from his London duties.
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Ambassador Dawes
America
London
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Southampton
Bremen
Smith John N funeral notice in Anaconda
The remains of John N. Smith are at Merrill Mortuaries Anaconda and will be removed to the family residence 813 East Sixth Street this afternoon for a Monday morning funeral at St Peter's church. Interment will be at Mount Carmel cemetery.
Farmer finds penny on field sparks $1,000,000 rumor
Anton Eberle Liberty town clerk of Manitowoc Wisconsin said he found a 60 year old penny on his farm and joked he could sell it for $1,000. Newsmen pressed for details after locals teased about a million dollar discovery.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Anton Eberle
Liberty
Eberle
Cemetery Lot Care and Permit Notices Adv
Lot owners in St Patrick's or Holy Cross cemeteries should arrange seasonal care. Improvements require a permit from the office and no permits will be issued for planting trees or shrubs. Water service ends at 4 30 P M. Adv.
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St. Patrick’s
Holy Cross
James M Woodside Dies In This City At 76
James M Woodside aged 76 formerly of Santa Marie California and longtime resident of Madison county died in this city yesterday. The remains will be moved from Richards parlors to Jefferson Island for funeral and interment at a time to be announced in later papers.
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Woodside
James M. Woodside
Madison County
Santa Marie
Calif
Jefferson Island
Pioneer Undertakers Firm Names Wade Root Partners
Joseph Richards Inc and George T Wade with Fred I Root operate at 15 South Montana Street offering funeral services and arrangements under the Pioneer Undertakers banner. Phone line 7233.
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Sioneer Undertakers
Joseph Richards, Inc
George T. Wade
Fred I. Root
South
Montana St
Funeral service for James J. Haggerty at St Joseph’s church
The funeral for the late James J. Haggerty will be held Saturday morning at the family home 604 South Dakota street at 9 o'clock. A requiem high mass will follow at St Joseph's church at 9 30. Interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
Funeral for Mrs Catherine Day at Immaculate Conception
Daly-Shea Co Mortuary announces the funeral of Mrs. Catherine Day. The service begins at 9 o clock from 711 Zarelda Street then proceeds to Immaculate Conception Church for a 9 30 requiem high mass, with interment at St Patrick's cemetery.
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Catherine Day
Zarelda Street
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Al G Barnes Stricken by Pneumonia in Indio
Indio California May 22 Al G Barnes veteran showman battles pneumonia at 68 after returning from a ranch visit. Born Alpheus George Barnes Stonehouse in Canada he built a vast circus empire with Dollie Barlow amid multiple divorce suits and a famed legal career.
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AL G. Barnes
California
Indio
Cal
Los Angeles
Alpheus George Barnes Stonehouse
Bobo
Ontario
Canada
Dollie Barlow
Barnes
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Las Vegas
Nev
Jane Hartigan
Memory of St. Joan of Arc recalled in Rouen fetes
In Rouen France the memory of St. Joan of Arc burned at the stake 500 years ago will be recalled in a series of fetes extending over eight days beginning tomorrow. The observance is to be held in Rouen and will feature religious and ceremonial events.
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Rouen
France
St. Joan of Arc
Keane Rites Set for Monday at Sacred Heart Church
The remains of Thomas Peter Keane lie at Sherman and Reed funeral home and will be taken to the family home at 922 East Park Street this Saturday afternoon. The funeral will be Monday morning at 9 o'clock, with solemn requiem high mass at 9:30 at Sacred Heart Church and interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Keane
Thomas Peter Keane
Sherman & Reed
East Park Street
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Thanking friends after bereavement in community circles
The.One family expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy shown after the death of their son and brother Everett George One. Special gratitude is extended to the Sisters and nurses of St James hospital Mellor Produce company Eagles Butnnerie No 11 Clerks union and B A P railway employees. Mrs AGNES ONE and Family.
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Everett George
St. James Hospital
Mellor Produce Company
Eagles, Buttenerie No. 11
Clerks’ Union
B., A. & P. Railway
Agnes One
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Howard Ferguson
Samuel R. McKelvie
Farm Board
INS. AL
State Fair
White’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors and Embalmers
West Fark Street
New Dial
Larry Duggan
Owen Day
North Main
Daly-Shea CO. Mortuary Home
Butte Pioneer Club
Jarib
Atann Sh
Childress
Paumie’s
Paumie Parisian Dye House