Skeletons Tip Lead in Lost Padre Mine Mystery
In Newhall California Miss Anna L Rose a long time prospector leads a sheriff s posse into the Tehachapi mountains to search skeletons she uncovered while digging about 40 miles south of town The 50 year old legend says Irish Charlie Reilly killed natives at the mine and a Franciscan friar guided Indians who worked the gold site If two more skeletons are found the mystery may be solved Continued on Page 2 Col 3.
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Newhall
Calif
Five States Pick Party Standard Bearers In Close Contests
Across Massachusetts New York and Wisconsin voters chose leaders in tight party contests as campaigns wind down. In Wisconsin Philip F. LaFollette led in a Republican primary while in Delaware Thomas F Bayard and John P Lefevere were nominated in a wet platform slate for senate and congress respectively. In Massachusetts Governor Frank G Allen was renominated by GOP voters with Democratic nominee Joseph B Ely easing into the governor’s race.
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Dover
Del
U. S
Thomas F. Bayard
Wilmington
United States
John P. Lefevere
Congress
Boston
Frank G. Allen
Massachusetts
Joseph B. Ely
John P. Fitzgerald
U. S. Senate
Mrs J J Arnot Held in Glasgow County Jail
Mrs J J Arnot was removed from a Glasgow hospital to the county jail on a murder charge in the death of her husband Jesse E Arnot a former Glasgow banker poisoned according to chemical tests. George F Hurd of Great Falls has been retained as defense counsel and is in Glasgow.
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Glasgow
Mont
Anna Berrigan Arnot
Jesse E. Arnot
Ben Olsen
Arnot
George F. Hurd
Great Falls
Fog Delays Newport Harbor Yacht Race Start
Dense fog blanketed Newport harbor delaying the third race between the Enterprise and the Shamrock V in the American series. After waiting to 11 30 A M officials postponed the start, relieving skippers and crews who feared navigating through fog to the ocean course. Destr oyers and patrol boats reported visibility of a quarter of a mile or less from their bridges.
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Newport, R. I
Newport Harbor
Enterprise
Attee
Cardinals Pitcher Kidnapped and Forced to Drink
In St Louis the Globe Democrat reports pitcher Flist Rhem of the Cardinals was abducted by two armed men who forced him to drink through the night and into the day. They drove him back near the hotel and warned him not to pitch against the Brooklyn Robins. Rhem had been missing since yesterday and reportedly returned to the Cardinals' hotel in New York.
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The
Globe-Democrat
Flist Rhem
Cardinals
Brooklyn Robins
Brooklyn
New York
Rhem
French aviators visit tomb of Myron Herrick in Cleveland
France’s Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte, lauded in Cleveland for their Paris to New York flight, paid tribute at the grave of ambassador Myron T. Herrick. They laid a wreath, met Parmely Herrick and his wife, and continued their 25 day goodwill tour, delayed by weather with a stop at Syracuse en route from Boston to Cleveland.
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France
United States
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Paris
New York
Myron T. Herrick
Atlantic
Herrick
Charles A. Lindbergh
Coste
Himself
Bellonte
Parmely Herrick
Syracuse
N. Y
Boston
Don King Named Eagle Representative for Western States
Don B. King county commissioner has been appointed deputy grand worthy president F O E by Conrad Mann, past national president. King will represent the national president in Montana Idaho and Wyoming and is a life member of Butte Aerie No 11 with nearly 25 years in the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He will oversee all subordinate avenues with salary and expense account.
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Don B. King
Conrad Mann
Kansas City
Order of Eagles
United States
Canada
King
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Mr. King
Butte Aerie
State Aerie
Butte Aerie No. 11
Grand Silver opens Butte store Friday with community pledge
The first Montana Grand Silver store on West Park street opens Friday morning. The chain, a 175 store national outfit, prides itself on never closing doors for failure to make good. The Butte shop plans local realty purchases and uses local professionals for title work and architectural plans.
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Grand-Silver
Butte
Montana
West Park Street
Butte Realty
Body of slaying victim to be interred today
Funeral services are held today for James Ingram 58 a longtime Butte resident murdered after being found Sept 1 unconscious in a South Arizona street doorway. His body, unidentified for 10 days, was exhumed and positively identified by his brother Tom Ingram and sister Mrs. Howard Opie. Police will press to fix murder responsibility. burial at Mount Moriah.
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James Ingram
Arizona Street
Butte
Tom Ingram
Idaho Falls
Howard Opie
Opie
Puneral
Mount Moriah Cemeery
Ingram
Montana Mines Opens 1930-31 Term With Freshman Rush
Montana School of Mines begins the 1930-31 term with registration over 185, a new enrollment record. Co ed club elects Eleanor Rice president Catherine Byrnes vice president Leona Marvin secretary-treasurer. Freshman green cap decision pending as sophomores plan rush day with tug of war and hog tied events.
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Montana School of Mines
Eleanor Rice
J. H. Rice
Wall Street
Butte
Catherine Byrnes
Leona Marvin
Registration for General Election Closes Friday
County clerk James J. Harrington announced registration for the general election on November 3 closes Friday at 5 pm. He noted no figures yet but indicated it may be the largest registration in years. Voters without registration or needing address changes are urged to act today and tomorrow to avoid Friday rush.
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James J. Harrington
Harrington
Famous Explorer Plans To Prevent Chicle Famine In Montana
Russell Hastings Millward, famed writer and explorer, arrived in Butte for a week as he plans to study mines and miners. He aims to form another exploration party to Yucatan after a rest out west. He notes Montana’s scenery drew him and mentions a visit with Chauncey L. Berrien, Ana conda Mines' assistant GM, at Columbia University. Explorers must train like boxers, he says.
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Montana
Russell Hastings Millward
Four Corners
Butte
Yucatan
Columbia University
Millard
Chauncey L. Berrien
Anaconda Company
First Boulder Dam construction drive set for desert site
Secretary Wilbur to drive a silver spike in a tie at the Boulder dam site Wednesday marking the start of a massive project costing about 590 million dollars with six of seven Boulder dam states represented and Governor Balzar of Nevada presenting the spike to Union Pacific president Carl R Gray before grading begins toward Summit for the government railroad segment.
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Boulder Dam
Here
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John C. Phillips
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Nevada
New Mexico
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Colorado
Wyoming
Frederick B. Balzar
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Gray
Wilbur
Summit
Doctor Revives Man Declared Dead After Crash
In Los Angeles at Georgia Street Receiving Hospital Alex Thomson, 62, appeared dead on the operating table after a motor crash. Dr Ivae Lopisich administered saline and artificial respiration, reviving Thomson after fifteen minutes. He then spoke with his wife and reporters, defying the earlier death declaration.
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Los Angeles
Alex Thomson
Georgia Street
Thomson
Ivae J. Lopisich
Bromley Abandons Ocean Hop Till Spring
Tokyo Sept 17 American aviator Harold Bromiley has abandoned plans for a trans Pacific flight this year and will try again next spring. He faulted a broken exhaust pipe that forced a stop near Kamchatka and will leave his plane in Japan, likely Yokohama, awaiting repairs. Bromley and co pilot Harold Gatty thanked Japanese authorities and people for cooperation as the typhoon season approaches and new distributor rings must be shipped from the United States.
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Japan
Harold Bromiley
United States
Advertiser
Cape Shiriya
Kamachatka Peninsula
Siberia
Yokohama
Bromley
Harold Gatty
Nine prisoners surrender after Baltimore penitentiary siege
Desperate prisoners at Maryland state penitentiary in Baltimore surrendered after a two hour siege in the foundry. A short gun battle preceded the standoff with guards. A guard and a prisoner were wounded as traffic halted and police discussed tear gas.
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Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore
Maryland State Penitentiary
Artie Onets
George Aay
George Bailey
Scholarship Awarded Tom Lally Graduate of Boys Central High
Tom Lally, 1930 graduate of Boys Central High, won a four year scholarship from the Greater University of Montana. The grant allows study at any university unit, and Lally enrolled for his freshman year at the school of mines. He is the son of Mrs. John J. Lally of 400 West Mercury Street and was noted for speaking, dramatic work, and strong scholastic record.
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Tom Lally
Boys’ Central High School
Greater University of Montana
Lally
School of Mines
Young Lally
John J. Lally
West Mercury Street
Central
Montana Weather Forecast Today and Ahead
Mostly fair conditions expected in the eastern half of Montana with unsettled weather in the western portions. Warmer temperatures likely on Wednesday, especially in the southeast and extreme eastern areas, with unsettled conditions persisting westward.
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Montana
Group Charged With Operation Of Tariff Names Washington
President Hoover charged five men with operating the flexible provisions of the Hawley Smoot tariff law. The bi partisan tariff commission now includes Henry P. Fletcher Thomas Walker Page John Lee Coulter Edgar B. Brossard and Alfred P. Dennis.
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Hoover
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Thomas Walker Page
Virginia
John Lee Coulter
North Dakota
Edgar B. Brossard
Utah
Alfred P. Dennis
Maryland
McCormick Bolts Campaign Expense Hearing in Chicago
Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick clashed with three U.S. senators over her primary campaign spending, admitting $300,000 spent to win the Republican nomination. She bolted the inquiry after Senator Nye refused to let her present a wire tapping statement, as her aide defended the campaign amid accusations of disruptive scrutiny.
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Ruth Hanna McCormick
United States
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Federal
Oscar Carlstrom
Illinois
Mabel Reinecke
McCormick
Nye
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