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08 Sep 1931
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The Montana Standard in Butte, Montana
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1931
Page
1
Blood-Spattered Auto Ties to Two Slayings Inquest
Authorities link a blood-spattered automobile to two slayings as a ship mounts from a sandy beach and a blazing gas pillar lights the mining city marking a major project closure while officials seek the owner who abandoned the vehicle.
Mystery Slayings Tied To Abandoned Car In Denver
Police hunted two gunmen after a bloodstained car was found on a Denver street and a youth’s body was found near Holyoke while another man’s body was found in Kansas City Kansas. Lyle Barry was tentatively identified. tire tracks matched the abandoned car. The case linked to both slayings remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Holyoke
Kansas City
Kan
Frank Berger
Lyle Barry
Chilean revolt collapses under federal attack
The Chilean naval revolt ended as loyalist land and air forces struck the insurgents. The warship Almirante Latorre surrendered at Tongoy after crews were replaced on several ships. Destroyers entered Valparaiso and the Govenment moved to consolidate the fleet, signaling the end of the rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
U.R
Almirante Latorre
Tongoy
Vergara
Coquimbo
Valparaiso
Plane Crash Kills Man In Utah Pasture
Joseph E. Elmore of Napa California, 21, died after a plane crash in a pasture near Richfield Utah. His pilot, Wilbur Stewart, 30, also of Napa, was in critical condition with a skull fracture and crushed chest. Witnesses said Stewart circled seeking a landing site before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
Utah
Joseph E. Elmore
Napa
Cal
Wilbur Stewart
Elmore
Stewart
Blaze Signals Gas Arrival at Butte Event
A towering flame from the Hill near the School of Mines marked the entry of natural gas into Butte via the 225 mile Cut Bank line. Thousands watched as the Montana Power Company completed a major project with a blaze that lit the night sky and drew crowds along surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
Butte
Cut Bank
Montana Power Company
China floods toll climbs as rivers burst banks
Severe flooding in Northern Honan and Shantung areas devastates villages. The Yellow River overran its banks, 700 people drowned in Mengtsing district, 20,900 made homeless. Yangtse burst dykes near Sinti, leaving 80,000 clinging to levees awaiting aid from Hankow. Government warns of famine with 50,000,000 potential starvation, 350,000 already dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow River
Honan
Mengtsing
China
Henan
Shantung
Yunnan
Yangtse
Sinti
Hankow
Labor Day Celebration Draws 10000 at Columbia Gardens
A Labor Day event in Columbia Gardens drew about 10 000 attendees on a sunny afternoon. The Silver Bowl Trades and Labor council organized a program from 1 to 4 pm featuring sports events open to all and three speeches by Senator B K Wheeler Congressman John M Evans and James Graham Montana Federation of Labor president. Many more spent the holiday at Western Montana resorts as highways filled with cars heading out Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
John M. Evans
James Graham
Montana Federation of Labor
Montana
Gas Torch Lights Butte As Montana Power Demonstrates Natural Gas
Officials and workers gathered in Butte to witness a dramatic natural gas demonstration. A 50 foot pipe flame rose from a tall tower near the School of Mines stadium, fed by gas under 450 pounds pressure, forming a cross shaped blaze about 50 feet high under still air. The fiery plume drew thousands despite wind shifting the flame into a waving column as night fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
School of Mines
Monoplane Nonstop Flight to Seattle Passes Point Erimo
Obiishi radio reports Don Moyle and A. Allen flying a nonstop Tokyo Seattle route passed Point Erimo at 6 40 a m local time after about 110 miles in 70 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Obiishi
Don Moyle
A. Allen
Samushiro
Japan
Seattle
Wash
Point Erimo
Hokkaido
Mills Warns Against Large War Veteran Payments
Ogden L Mills, undersecretary of the treasury, argues against huge cash payments to war veterans. He warns such disbursements would slow business recovery and invite future retribution, noting leaders worldwide push costly projects for voter favor. He cites Latin American and European examples and the danger of mortgaging the future for present gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury of
United States
Mr. Mills
New York Bond Club
Spectators Drowned as River Pier Collapses at Harmsworth Race
More than 100 spectators watching the Harmsworth trophy race from a Detroit river loading dock were plunged into eight to ten feet of water when the pier collapsed. Patrol boats and harbor divers searched the scene as officials reported no children drowned and later denied a missing boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit River
Nelson Patterson
Lowell Bayles Wins Thompson Trophy at Cleveland Air Meet
Lowell Bayles, speed sensation of 1931 national air races, won the Thompson trophy in Cleveland with an average 236.239 mph over 10 laps on a 10 mile course. He led all race stages before 80,000 spectators, earning $7,500. Dale Jackson and J R Wedell followed. Holman tallied third. Major James H. Doolittle, Sr. announced the payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Lowell Bayles
Springfield
Mass
Charles
Speed) Holman
J. R. Wedell
New Orleans
Dale
Red) Jackson
St. Louis
Bayles
Wedell
Jackson
James H. Doolittle, Sr
Army Pilot Killed In Bowman Field Crash
Capt. George Converse of Somerset Kentucky, a Bowman Field based army pilot, was fatally injured when his plane crashed near the field late today. Private Arthur Jenks of Louisville was injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
George Converse
Somerset
Bowman Field
Arthur Jenks
Lipford 22 Dies After Chute Fall in Danville
Danville Virginia September 7 Bud Lipford 22 of Danville dies after a chute fall in an unspecified event. Police and medical personnel investigated the accident and prepared a report for the coroner. Further details were not immediately released by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Bud Lipford
Former editor of Munsey's expires in New York
William MacMahon a longtime Associated Press editor in New York and former editor of Munsey's magazine died suddenly of heart disease at 54 His daughter Aline MacMahon Broadway actress and screen star is married to architect Clarence Stein His widow also survives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappaqua
N. Y
William MacMahon
Munsey’s
Associated Press
New York
MacMahon
Aline MacMahon
Clarence Stein
Bomb factory of terrorist ring blown up in Genoa
In Genoa on a Saturday a premature explosion wrecked what police called a bomb factory and headquarters of a nationwide terrorist ring. Three persons were killed in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Montana Weather Forecast Sees Unsettled Tuesday
The forecast indicates unsettled conditions across Montana on Tuesday with cooler air east of the divide. Wednesday is expected to bring mostly fair skies and improved conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Divide
Washington Legion Members Receive Apple Barrage at Convention
Wenatchee post No 10 celebrates the American Legion national convention by sending a decorated car named the Spirit of Skookum with boxes of Skookum apples to Detroit. Ben E. Bothan and Vic Jenson toured by car distributing fruit along the route, greeted by local officials in Butte. Continuous coverage continues on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Detroit
Wenatchee
Wash
Skookum
Ben E. Bothan
Wenatchee Daily World
Vic Jenson
California pilots start 4465 mile non stop Pacific flight
Don Moyle and C A Allen left Samushiro Japan at 5 30 am bound for Seattle in a single engine monoplane carrying enough gasoline for 47 hours with no radio to relay progress. The hazardous flight charts a course over a largely untraveled stretch of the north Pacific as authorities report the start of a perilous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samushiro
Japan
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
California
North Pacific
Seattle
Wash
Balkan Nations Incensed Over War Debt Plan
From Geneva Sept 7 a Balkan flareback at the Hoover war debt plan dominated League of Nations council discussions Premier Venizelos of Greece sharply rebuked a Bulgarian complaint that Greece had suspended indemnity payments to Bulgarian emigrants After hours debate the council moved on to the Austro German customs union and received The Hague court's opinion ruling out the project Then the council thanked the court and noted both Austria and Germany remained unsettled Continued on Page 2 Col 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Werner
Geneva
League of Nations’ Council
Venizelos
Greece
Customs’ Union
Hague
Austria
Ger
Ten Thousand Butte Children Return to School Today
Ten thousand Butte children head to city schools as more than 7 200 pupils enroll in public grades and secondary schools while parochial schools plan for over 2 500 new leaders. Faculty return from vacations and will greet students, assign seats, and issue books as principals and teachers conference to outline the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
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Max Winkler
North American Newspaper Alliance
Gallapoio
U. S
Shanghai
B. K. Wheeler
Uhuwo
Carly
Montana Power
Moyle
Allen
Europe
Far East
Latin America
Siles
Bolivia
Leguia
Peru
Ibanez
Trigoyen
Argentina
Luis
Brazil
Weather Forecast
Washington Legion
Balkan
League
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