Peace talks denied amid Manchurian border fighting flare
D C Bess reports renewed frontier warfare between Chinese and Soviet forces along Pogranitchnaya and Manchuri on the Manchurian border. Chinese say casualties exceed 100 in a five hour clash, with about 1,500 Soviet troops and 150 artillery pieces involved. Soviet aircraft reportedly bombed Pogranitchnaya as border tensions rise. Russian planes were seen near Harbin area. Desperate conditions continue at Pogranitchinaya with ongoing shelling and recon flights.
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D. C. Bess
United Press
Mukden
Manchurian
Pogranitchnaya
Manchuri
Pogranitchinaya
Marine Station
Harbin
British seaplane pilots目标 world speed record bid
Calshot England Sept 10 British seaplane racing pilots, led by Squadron Leader A H Orlebar, raced on a three kilometer course achieving an average speed of 355.825 mph across four laps and a maximum of 368.8 mph in one leg. Flight Lieutenant G A Stainforth earlier set 336.3 mph. Bad visibility limited performance and officials expect possible speeds near 375 mph with another attempt planned Thursday if weather improves.
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Calshot
England
Suadron
A. H. Orlebar
Orlebar
G. A. Stainforth
Senate coalition backs Simmons tariff bill defeat
The Democratic and Western Republican coalition won its first victory over the administration tariff plan by passing the Simmons resolution, making six years of corporate income statistics public. Vote 51 to 27. Senator Norris then moved to unseat Senator-elect Warren G. Vare on a privileged resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
William 8. Vare
Pennsylvania
Briand Sells His Ideas in Big Showman Style
John F. Sinclair profiles Briand described as a showman Ringling figure known for selling ideas with a flamboyant, promotional flair. The piece notes his influence in media and public perception, portraying him as a pivotal public affairs character with a flair for spectacle.
Briand Seeks United States of Europe at Geneva Lunch
At a Geneva hotel Briand and Stresemann among 24 foreign ministers and premiers heard a Paris plan for a federation of Europe. Briand spoke of a cornerstone laid “between a pear and some cheese” as he described a 400 million population divided by tariff walls and national sovereignty. Stresemann, likely among those listening, voiced cautious optimism about federation without surrendering sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Aristide Briand
Gustav Stresemann
Arthur Henderson
Edward Benes
Briand
France
United States
Europe
Delegates study league covenant revision in Geneva heat
United Press dispatch from Geneva reports delegates at the League of Nations assembly seeking a commission to study revising the covenant to align with the Kellogg anti war treaty. Peru backed the move and to study including the Kellogg pact. extreme heat reduced attendance and speakers declined to continue in the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Peru
Assembly
Fall Classified Action for Property Listing
Fall is ideal to list property for rent or sale. A classified ad with full description, location and details yields quick results. Phone 626.
Classifieds Show Montana Standard Variety in Opportunities
In the Montana Standard classifieds the in service ads remain consistently present while the opportunities shift, offering steady access to listings that reflect changing opportunities for readers seeking jobs, housing, and services. The familiar format remains, but the opportunities evolve with time.
Montana Nimrods to Open Barrage on Ducks Monday
In a vivid preview of the Montana duck season opening Monday, 60,000 to 80,000 licenses are expected to be represented as hunters prepare for a formidable onslaught on ducks and other migratory fowl. Pump guns may be used, with state rules permitting shotguns not exceeding 12 gauge.
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Montana Nimrods
Montana
Manchuria
Oregon
Boy Dies After Accidental Gunshot Wound
John Moots 15 son of Mr and Mrs C L Moots of 175 East Center street died yesterday after a gunshot wound believed accidental. The bullet struck his abdomen near the spine after an early morning discharge in his father's room. Father cited a sunstroke a month earlier and the boy offered no further statement beyond I don't know why I did it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moots
C. L. Moots
East Center Street
Attempt to Kill Count Is Bared in California
Sacramento reports reveal an alleged plot to kill Polish count Albert Sichofsky in Folsom prison for his money. A former warden named J. Smith details the plan and a claim that $35,000 belonging to Sichofsky disappeared after his arrest in California on banco charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Albert Sichofsky
Folsom
A J. Smith
California
Scientist claims hydrogen core not molecules replacing atom view
A chemist asserts hydrogen’s core is not made of molecules but a unified force, challenging established ideas and placing the discoverer beside Einstein. The claim argues the atom’s center differs from classic molecular structure, signaling a potential revolution in chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
German chemist claims hydrogen is divisible at meeting
By Hector Perrier from Minneapolis. K. E. Bonhoeffer, professor at Kaiser Wilhelm University, Berlin, told the American Chemical Society he has broken up hydrogen, upending long held beliefs that the element is indivisible. His English was strained as he outlined the discovery, which shocked many attendees and is expected to prompt further discussion.
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Hector Perrier
United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
K. E. Bonhoeffer
American Chemical Society
Bonhoeffer
Kaiser Wilhelm University
Berlin
Banks Decorated Like Tea Rooms in Store for Future Customers
Banks will resemble tea rooms with rugs tapestries and portable bar cellarettes. Tellers will work openly without cages, money handed over with a friendly touch. The trend aims for informality warmth and simplicity, signaling a shift in bank decor and customer experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Love
Tnsted
New York
California
New manganese ore process shown at convention
In Washington on September 10 the second annual American Manganese Producers Association demonstration highlighted new processes to recover manganese from low grade ores. Officials said these methods could enable commercial use of millions of tons of ore once deemed unfit, though a higher tariff was cited as needed to make the process workable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washinton
American Manganese Producers Predicted Ore Boom
Delegates at the second annual convention of the American Manganese Producers association said new recovery processes for low grade manganese ores could unlock millions of tons of low-grade ore in the Butte and Philipsburg regions, signaling a regional boom.
Senator Oddie Hails Ore Duty Increase Efforts
Senator Oddie of Tevada told the convention he would resume the fight vigorously for higher tariffs on imported ores, especially low grade. Wil son Bradley ofBradley-Fitch in Deerwood Minn. outlined a new process that boosts manganese content by liquor ammonium sulphate treatment. F D Devaney and D D Bruce Clemmer of the U S Bureau of Mines Rolla demonstrated a flotation method to raise manganese by removing undesired constituents with specific liquid blends. J Carson Adkerson, president of the association, said the demonstrated processes were practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddie
Tevada
Wilson Bradley
Bradley-Fitch Company
Deerwood
Minn
F. D. Devaney
D. D. Bruce Clemmer
United States Bureau of Mines
Rolla
J. Carson Adkerson
Association
Montana teams on their way to bid first at meet
The 1929 state championship first aid team Leonard and the 1928 international champions Great Falls Zine Plant team No 1 travel to Kansas City Missouri for the International meeting Thursday announced by John Rordman Anaconda safety chief. Leonard team members include M P Kelly Philip Trythall Maurice Barry James Lawrence Cecil Hastie Roland Herzog Joseph Hoff Homer Hagens is manager. Great Falls team members listed as Fred Erickson captain Michael Tetroult Howard Schrader Raymond
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Leonard
Great Falls
Kansas City
John Rordman
Anaconda Company
M. P. Kelly
Philip Trythall
Maurice Barry
James Lawrence
Cecil Hastie
Roland Herzog
Joseph Hoff
Homer Hagens
The
Eerene
Fred Erickson
Michael Tetroult
Howard Schrader
Raymond
Japan alarmed at report of typhoon
Tokyo reports considerable alarm over a intensifying typhoon moving toward Pukagawa. Northwest coast flooding and many trees blown down as the storm neared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Pukagaka
Senate Leaders Seek To Defer Action On Vare
Senate Republican leaders moved to defer consideration of the Norris resolution barring William S. Ware of Pennsylvania from the Senate. The plan aimed to delay a vote until December 3 while negotiations unfolded on a temporary postponement to allow the Elections Committee to report on the contest filed by William B. Wilson. Democratic Leader Robinson opposed delaying the Vare case, though talks of a temporary postponement persisted.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Norris
William &. Ware
Pennsylvania
Watson
Indiana
Nebraska
Ware
Robinson
Arkansas
Elections Committee
Vare
William B. Wilson
Mr. Vare
Prospect
Mother Sentenced to Life in Prison
In Los Angeles on September 10, Mrs. Josephine Valenti a 19 year old mother was convicted of burning her 8 month old baby and sentenced to life imprisonment at San Quentin A 30 day stay of execution was granted as an appeal was filed with notice of appeal from the conviction and the order denying a new trial by Superior Judge Marshall McComb with attorney William Christianson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Josephine Valenti
San Quentin Penitentiary
Marshall McComb
William Christianson
Quhooul Trustees Discuss Transportation and Policies
Quhooul trustees wrestled with how far the district must go to transport students, overcrowding at Butte High and Washington Junior, and whether censures could limit addresses in school buildings. The issues were referred to committees with no decisions. Father McDonald gained auditorium use for Catholic school events. Steinmetz sought space for a morals and religion address but was not accommodated, with the matter referred to the building and purchasing committee.
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Butte High
Washington
District No. 1
Peter McDonald
St. Lawrence Catholic School
Thomas G. Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Meet
Irish Industry on Eve of Boom Says Senator Walker
Senator T. J. Walker, returning from a 3.5 month European tour, declares Ireland poised for the greatest industrial boom in Europe. He cites the River Shannon power project and potential factory growth as a new era for the Emerald Isle. Walker and wife visited multiple countries, calling the trip the finest experience of his life.
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Walker
Butte
River Shannon
Erin
Ireland
Europe
T. J. Walker
Shannon
Emerald Isle
England
Scotland
Wales
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Holland
France
Italy
Jugoslavia
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Ringling
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Delegates Study League
Count
Help Butte
Washington, D. C
American Manganese Producers’ Association
Philipsburg
Busoeo
Janney
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