Committee 15 Selected for Butte Civic Week Campaign
The Butte Chamber of Commerce membership committee endorsed a civic week campaign to open October 7. The plan aims to boost Butte into the front ranks of western business centers by mobilizing public effort during the period and leveraging Butte’s payroll, resources, location, and populace. Continued on Page 2, Col. 3.
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Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Charber
West
Postponement of Fights on Seating No Strength Test
Three hours of sharp debate precede the vote on motion for postponement as the senate defers the Ware case until December in order to let tariff have right of way in the special session. Senator Watson's motion to defer decision on Ware prevails 41 to 34, with Norris pressing immediate consideration over alleged fraud and expenditures.
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Waggoner
Washington
Senate
Watson
William 8. Ware
Pennsylvania
Norris
Nebraska
Vare
Ware
Universal Daiso for Men Women Latest Idea
London report notes a congress on sexual reform debating a uniform dress combining trousers and skirts for all. Dr J C Flugel cites potential future adoption of skirts for men and trousers for women and urges a new design blending advantages of both styles. He links dress to sexual factors and social decoration trends, tracing decollate fashion to nakedness paired with clothing.
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London
Congress World League For Sexual Reform
J. C. Flugel
England
Estella Collides with German Ship Sinks on Scheldt
The Belgian steamer Estella collided with a German vessel near Malsoorden on the Scheldt while bound from Antwerp to London, sinking immediately with 14 dead including 13 crew and a pilot. Only two aboard were rescued. In Alaska, the freighter Golden Forest, with 38 aboard, ran aground in heavy gales on Shelikof Strait, as radio alerts reached the Haida.
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Flushing
Holland
U.P
Scheldt
Malsoorden
Antwerp
London
Kodiak
Alaska
Golden Forest
Shelikof Straits
Coast Guard
Haida
Cordova
Tariff Improbable Says Businesses Curb Rate Hike
Report notes widespread concern over tariff proposals as rate increases loom. Oklahoma’s economy highlighted as robust amid debate. Industry leaders warn uncertainty could affect prices and investment decisions. Local officials urge careful consideration of impact on households and firms.
Border Tension Unrelieved on Chinese Front
Border tensions persist as tariff battles loom in Washington with a broad information demand from the senate. Extra sessions, expected timelines, and party splits hint at a protracted fight over income tax data tied to tariff favors. Meanwhile in Manchuria, disrupted communications cloud frontier actions as Soviet air raids strike Pogranichinaya and nearby towns, killing dozens and damaging key wireless and telegraph facilities.
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Senate
United States
House
Mukden
Manchuria
Pogranichinaya
Mulin
Harbin
Manchuk
Montana ads promise max returns at minimum cost
Results claim that consistent use of these ads can maximize returns at minimal expense with a phone number listed as 626, suggesting a promotional classified message from a Montana source.
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Montana Standard
PHONE
Butte Legionnaires Observe St Mihiel Drive
Silver Bow post No. 1 American Legion will mark the St Mihiel drive with a 7 o'clock banquet at Legion hall. J Bruce Kremer and Earle N. Genzberger will speak, chicken pies served, followed by a musical program. Invitations have gone to local civic leaders. The observance honors a pivotal American victory in France.
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France
St. Mihiél
Silver Bow Post No. 1
American Legion
Legion Hall
J. Bruce Kremer
Earle N. Genzberger
Butte
Silver Bow Post
Body of Baby Found in Rock River
The body of a six year old boy was recovered late today from Rock River about 14 miles south of Rockford Idaho. Discovered by Fireman L E Burkholder the bruised body wore an undershirt. A coroner's jury ruled death by unknown means and said the child had fallen victim to foul play before being thrown into the water.
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Rockford
Idl
Rock River
Here
L. E. Burkholder
War chemistry and planes make victory seem possible
Francis P. Garvan of New York told the American Chemical Society that war is made impossible by chemistry and airplanes. He offered President Hoover the use of millions to explore chemistry as a peace agent, in a written message read during the medal presentation. The speech highlights chemistry's potential to end war and health advances in cancer care.
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Garvan
Hoover
Minneapolis
Minn
Francis P. Garvan
New York
American Chemical Society
The
Chemical Foundation
Chemical Society
Millionaire's Haircut Contest Sparks International Debate
New York barbers react to William F. Kenny a New York millionaire seeking a London haircut with his own wizard of the shears Louis Arice to fly in for a trim The proposed international barbering contest would pit American against British barbers with neutral judges from Italy as a potential outcome and the dispute borders on diplomacy between nations.
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Sam Love
United Press
New York
Barbers
William F. Kenny
London
Wizard of the Shears
Louis Arice
Kenny
al Smith
Albert Peruzzi
Times Square
Italy
Lindberghs Renew Vacation in Maine
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his bride Miss Anne Mor row arrived at the Morrow home in North Haven Maine in a crimson sport monoplane to resume a vacation interrupted after their spring marriage.
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North Haven
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Morrow
Ramsay MacDonald to Visit America Late This Month
London Sept 11 The Daily Express will say tomorrow that Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald has definite ly decided to sail for the United States September 28. Sir Robert Van Sittart private secretary to MacDonald cancelled his return passage to London due to the decision, and was scheduled to sail for New York on the Aquitania.
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London
Daily Express
Ramsny MacDonid
United States
Robert van Sittart
MacDonald
van Sittart
New York
Senate Orders Investigation in Lobby Case
The Senate authorized an investigation by its naval committee into William B. Shearer's lobbying against naval disarmament, noting involvement of three shipbuilding firms. The probe planned to begin next week amid White House and Senate procedural disagreements and a push to use a Justice Department lawyer as counsel.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Senate
Naval Committee
William B. Shearer
White House
Hoover
Justice Department
Capitol
Borah
$200000 Mausoleum Rising on Harrison Avenue
The Silver Bow Community Mausoleum company is erecting a $200,000 repository on Harrison avenue in Butte. Under construction since Monday, the mausoleum will be Montana’s first and spans 300 feet in width with temporary depth, designed for future expansion. Carl J. Nepper serves as contractor in charge. The company has bought land opposite the cemeteries to accommodate the project.
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Butte
Harrison Avenue
Silver Bow Community Mausoleum Company
Montana
Twin Cities
Pacific Coast
Carl J. Nepper
Mausoleum Company
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